Is here some progress to expect; rc or release soon ?
I wouldnāt expect anything soon-ish; I would imagine that iX had diverted all resources to SCALE a long time ago (Itās probably only one/two person(s) left working on COREāmight even be as bad as one/two persons part time). iX has been saying the latest SCALE version is the most popular so far so that can be translated to: āAll hands on SCALEā. 13 will be EOL by the time CORE drops (or very close to it). I, personally, am trying to prepare myself for the possibility that the current is the last.
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As am I. I already having XigmaMAS up and running, but no services migrated yet. A fork (which has been talked about) will be the next best thing if it happens.
Unless of course SCALE Electric Eel will do the trick for me, but Iām not banking on that.
They were encouraging users to test the beta more, pointing out to a lack of testers.
This being the final release of CORE (at the very least for a long while) is admirable they want to deliver the most solid experience possible.
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Canāt imagine why theyād have a lack of testers for what theyāve already announced will be a terminal release.
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I believe they removed the terminal 
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@pmh I noticed from the bhyve call that it was stated the VNC refresh but was fixed.
Iāve also been following what you and @Krisbee have been working on. From what I understand itās either having VNC on the GUI or on a client.
Is this accurate?
https://ixsystems.atlassian.net/browse/NAS-130278
Kind regards,
Patrick
Some will hate to read but I would remove the virtualisation (bhyve) part of core completely to be really consistent !
Strip out unmaintained plugins maybe, but why remove access to bhyve?
Agreed. Bhyve integration is essentially just the pkg with a built in GUI.
Because it looks that there are resources missing for core eg. terminal for the gui
So why not jails yes core, fancy virt stuff nope for core; If u need them it makes sense to switch to scaleā¦and make core stuff as rock solid as possible !
Bhyve and iocage are as rock solid as it gets IMO.
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The terminal was almost completely broken, hence the reason for removal.
Bhyve mostly works.
Iocage is as solid as it could be.
Ya but I talk about the resources to maintain it to keep it cool
Here is the neat part, iX wonāt maintain it!
Ahaha, so Core is starting with 13.3 a community maintained only thing?
If so I missed that anouncement!
What about Core Enterprise ?
No, itās an unmaintained thing. I already posted a link to the discussion thread on the old forum up-topic.
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Did you try out napp-it cs? It runs fine with vanilla FreeBSD 14 ZFS servers. (Even though NFS support is still under development.)
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So even more worst than community maintained 