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* Create BuildGuide.md * bug fixes * Update BuildGuide.md * Update make_image.sh * Update BuildGuide.md * Update make_image.sh additional improvements and "done" message added. Thanks @k0gen! * Update BuildGuide.md Added intro notes and made minor adjustments to the guide. * Update setup.sh Required adjustments to prevent reboot when following BuildGuide.md * Update BuildGuide.md Improvements to final setup steps * bug fix additional improvements and "done" message added. Thanks @k0gen! * Update Makefile Changes to facilitate building process when using the BuildGuide * Update BuildGuide.md Avoiding manual changes to Makefile and cleaning up step 7 * Update BuildGuide.md Switching from sftp to cp for one line command simplification * Update BuildGuide.md Simplified method of transferring .img to desktop. Thanks @k0gen! * Update BuildGuide.md update to latest openssl https://www.openssl.org/news/openssl-1.1.1-notes.html * Update BuildGuide.md Simplified step 6 and added new required dependency * Update BuildGuide.md Added hint on how to check `agent` log * Update setup.sh Added missing dependency * Update BuildGuide.md Simplified step 6 * Simplifying Rust installation One line install, reboot is no longer needed. * make_image.sh +x Make it executable before running * Step no longer needed chmod +x done by Makefile * Update BuildGuide.md Added dependency for Rust setup * Adding BuildGuide branch for the ease of use * Forgot about the guide file :) * Update BuildGuide.md apt -y by default and some environment add-ons Co-authored-by: Tommy Smith <63304263+t0mmysm1th@users.noreply.github.com>
EmbassyOS
Anyone can do it. No one can stop it.
EmbassyOS is a mass-market, graphical operating system designed to facilitate the discovery, installation, configuration, private self-hosting, and reliable operation of open-source software services and applications. It aims to eliminate trust and custodianship from personal computing.
⚠️ Caution
Some technologies supported by this software, such as Lightning, are considered in active development and might experience issues. Do not commit any funds you are not willing to loose. Be #reckless at your own risk.
Running EmbassyOS
There are multiple ways to obtain and begin using EmbassyOS.
Buy an Embassy
This is the most convenient option. Simply buy an Embassy from Start9 Labs and plug it in. Depending on where you live, shipping costs and import duties may vary.
Build your own Embassy
While not as convenient as buying an Embassy, this option is easier than you might imagine, and there are 4 reasons why you might prefer it:
- You already have a Raspberry Pi and would like to re-purpose it.
- You want to save on shipping costs.
- You prefer not to divulge your physical shipping address.
- You just like building things.
To pursue this option, follow this guide.
Contributing
To build EmbassyOS from source, or to contribute to its development, see here.