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What all would you do to set up Ubuntu as a NAS?
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I just use Debian... I won't touch Ubuntu as a server anymore (or a desktop either, but really that stems from the server side for me).
Vanilla Debian or proxmox is functionally all I'll use at this point, including with 3 AMD machines (two 1700x, one 5700x). Though none with an and igpu, mostly older dgpu's.
Edit: The point being, maybe figure out what the problem is here rather than going Ubuntu, which has been a huge security problem in the past (snap + docker especially).