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Urbit Community Update - December 2023

Urbit community newsletter for December 2023

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Urbit Community Update - August 2022

Urbit community newsletter for August 2022

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Urbit newsletter July 2023

Hello all,The dog days of summer are upon us, but Urbit shows no signs of slowing down. Check out the latest news, opportunities, and media below:Applications are Open for u/accBut time is running out. The first ever Urbit accelerator program begins on July 24th. That means If you’ve got an idea f...

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Urbit Developer Newsletter June 2023

UpdatesUrbit OS and runtime development has been active, but the pace of releases has slowed to balance the need for developers to push updates for new kelvin versions.Core Development is becoming more public. Project management is now conducted in the public urbit/pm repository, where you can find ...

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Urbit Community Update June 2023

Assembly 2023 Tickets are Now AvailableTickets for Assembly 2023 in Lisbon, Portugal are now open to the public. Head over to assembly.urbit.org to purchase. Developer Week 2023 Has BegunGet involved with Dev Week 2023, a series of online events from June 12th to June 16th. All events will be live-s...

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Urbit April Developer Newsletter

Urbit April Developer Newsletter

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Urbit March Newsletter

Urbit community newsletter for March 2023

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Urbit Developer Newsletter Feb 2023

New InterfacesThe past few months have seen the release of new versions of Landscape, the interface that ships with most Urbit builds, as well as the desktop application Scene from Tirrel, and the alpha of Realm from Holium.These ‘interfaces’ are like Linux distributions; they utilize Urbit’s ...

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Urbit Community Update - January 2023

Urbit community newsletter for January 2023

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Urbit Port and Windows binaries is no longer officially supported

The tough decision has been made, for now, to stop supporting a Windows binary and stop supporting the Urbit Port application.This sucks, but it's necessary for now. The Windows binary and Port were very tough to support.What does this mean for you?If you are running Urbit on Windows desktop using P...