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Hi everyone, We’re happy to announce that OSMC Release Candidate Three is now here. This issue squashes a few bugs and refines OSMC to a state that we would now consider stable. We’ve seen that some of you are eager for OSMC to become ‘final’ and even think   ⇾

Hi everyone, The Raspberry Pi Foundation’s official OS installer, NOOBS (New Out Of Box System), now has support for OSMC. OSMC can now be installed on all Raspberry Pi models via this system and will update the same way a regular install does. NOOBS is great for users who   ⇾

Hi everyone, We’re taking things slowly here at OSMC and making sure we get things absolutely right instead of rushing our stable release. Today we’re happy to announce Release Candidate Two, which brings some much needed stability fixes and the new Kodi 14.2 release. Here’s what   ⇾

Hi Many users are finally starting to move over from Raspbmc to OSMC, so we thought we’d write a small guide to help you get moved over with as little interruption as possible and ensure that you get the very best out of OSMC. What’s OSMC? Why is   ⇾

Hi everyone, I know some of you were expecting a final release, however it’s important we get things right. As such, we’ve decided to label this build a Release Candidate but we are expecting that this build will provide an upgrade path to the final version of OSMC.   ⇾