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It's time to take back control. Run your own home cloud, Bitcoin node, media server, VPN, and more. Ditch the cloud. Self-host everything. And now do all that in an environment that's more stunning and performant than ever. umbrelOS 1.0. Out now for Raspberry Pi 4, Pi 5 and... show more

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Umbrel ☂️2 年前

If you're currently using umbrelOS 0.5, here's how you can update: - Umbrel Home users: You can simply update via the update alert in the UI. - Raspberry Pi users: We need to install umbrelOS 1.0 on your microSD card to take full advantage of umbrelOS's new architecture. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to update: - Ubuntu & Debian users on other devices: Update coming in April 2024. 🙌

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B1tcoin3r2 年前

It was an easy and quick update with Umbrel Home

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HODL_More2 年前

Fire it up!

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Mac Harfie2 年前

Created a monster BTC Node with @umbrel OS

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Bobby Shell⚡2 年前

Do yall have our IP or anything or store that? Any person data at all get pushed to your servers?

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Athena Alpha | Bitcoin Education & Resources2 年前

Is umbrelOS 1.0 open source / source available? We can't find any code base marked as v1.0... If Umbrel has moved to fully closed source that'd be a REAL shame Source available is the bare minimum we require to recommend anyone use software that holds user funds

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Rodolpho Arruda2 年前

Any updates on Backup&Recovery for the Umbrel box itself? Backing up its files/data to another cloud. It would be nice to have at least one option like Duplicati, Rclone, Restic or Borg (to keep it a short list).

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bitcoinBobby2 年前

@umbrel i've updated on pi4 to 1.0. my apps are "not running" on the home screen, clicking on the app store gets me "something went wrong". help?

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Martin Auge2 年前

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All your files. Under your roof. Introducing Files on umbrelOS. Create, upload, and organize — just like you’re used to, but on your own home cloud. No monthly fees, no Big Tech, no distant servers. Arriving in umbrelOS 1.4 (February ‘25). Public beta out rolling out today.

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18,187 次观看 • 2 年前

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