Urbit

Urbit is a personal server for self-sovereign personal & networked computing. Nock, a functional combinator, is built into Hoon, a system programming language, used to implement Arvo, a deterministic operating system, that communicates over Ames, a decentralized, encrypted P2P network. This app helps you boot and manage Urbit instances on your Umbrel. It provides a simple management GUI, start and stop operations, and passes your +code through the interface. If you are interested in purchasing an L2 planet checkout: subject.network/buy Credit to ~timluc-miptev, ~master-forwex, ~sipsen-pilser & ~rivpyl-sidfyl

This release is a rewrite of the Urbit Umbrel app with a modern frontend and monolithic self-contained backend. `vere-v3.2` brings the following highlighted features: - Compatibility with the upcoming zuse 410 kelvin release. - A directed messaging driver for 1-3 orders of magnitude faster networking performance. - Lagoon jets for native matrix math in Urbit. - Double boot protection to prevent the most common cause of irrecoverable ship failure. - Loom memory usage statistics in Arvo to help hosting providers and provide a foundation for zero click maintenance. - HTTP scry streaming for serving individual chunks of large files over HTTP. - Note that all these features are dependent on the 410k Arvo release. Moon keyfiles generated with Arvo versions of 411 or above are not compatible with vere-v3.2. To recreate an old moon keyfile, upgrade Arvo to 410 first and then do |moon-cycle-keys <moon-name>. This only applies to the moon keyfiles, previously booted moons can upgrade to vere-v3.2 without issue. Full release notes here: https://github.com/urbit/vere/releases/tag/vere-v3.2

• Versionv3.2-1
• CategoryNetworking
• Source codePublic
• Developed by~mopfel-winrux & ~sitful-hatred
• Submitted by~mopfel-winrux
• Compatible withumbrelOS 0.5 or later