On the upside, Synology’s first-party apps are superior to QNAP with some great office applications (Document, Spreadsheet, and Slides), chat app (Synology Chat), email client software (MailPlus), facial recognition application (Synology Moments) as well as a drive application (Synology Drive). Synology apps exist ever since 2012 when the company realized how important convenience and ease of use is to its customers. By introducing mobile apps, Synology upgraded their users’ experience with secure connections, convenience, multimedia streaming, and instant access to data. Synology apps exist ever since 2012 when the company realized how important convenience and ease of use is to its customers. By introducing mobile apps, Synology upgraded their users’ experience with secure connections, convenience, multimedia streaming, and instant access to data. Synology apps exist ever since 2012 when the company realized how important convenience and ease of use is to its customers. By introducing mobile apps, Synology upgraded their users’ experience with secure connections, convenience, multimedia streaming, and instant access to data. Synology rolls out new productivity apps for its NAS platform. Part of the OS is a package manager that allows one to easily download and install packages (or apps) to expand the functionality of the NAS server. Synology has rolled out Moments, as well as new versions of Drive and Office. Now, it's possible to keep data private and secure, synchronize photos and do some writing on the side.
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If you're wanting a custom system, you need to build one. Synology hardware is built to run the Synology OS, DSM. That being said, it's Linux under the hood and you get root access to do with as you please. Whatever that may be. How to run.Net Core Apps in a Docker Container on a Synology nas. I want to build and host a website using my C# skill set. I could go to Microsoft Azure, but I don't want to pay. I heard that the new Dot Net Core can run on Docker, and Synology supports Docker. Hmm sounds interesting, but how do I.
I'm not sure what you mean...Are you comparing the Synology GNU/Linux distro to Debian or some generic [non-Debian] distro to Debian?
If you are comparing Synology to Debian, then the 'trusted' source argument is entirely flawed. The source, meaning both source code and source of software, of software running on Synology hardware is not Synology. Synology only makes the GUI client that runs on your machine that locally interfaces to the NAS box.
As to the Debian 2006 SSL problem... stuff happens... Apple had some silly security problems too, much more recently than 2006. And Android is so full of holes, it's a wonder the platform works at all...
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However, when the generalized public buys a NAS product -- the vendor should indicate the potential security problems regarding 'cloud' connections in big bold letters on the box and in the manual and have a large red warning that pops up in the user interface. My guess is most users wouldn't care, but it actually is extremely risky to connect these devices to the wild wild west open Internet.
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