I have noticed that the web-based user interface - a central point for Astroberry OS - is a bit confusing for users. After flashing a SD card, connecting physical screen to your Raspberry and booting for the first time, all you can see is a black screen with a login
New release of Astroberry OS has just landed! What's new * Upgrade INDI to v2.2.0 * Upgrade Kstars to v3.8.2 * Upgrade astroberry-manager to v1.1 * Fix RealVNC breaks web-desktop service * Fix Hotspot auth loop * Fix Default user not authorized to mount and eject external storage * Minor
One of the most critical functions of any system designed for astronomy is to handle image files collected during imaging sessions. This includes transferring files to and from the system. Astroberry OS provides simple way to transfer files over a network. Default configuration Using a file manager of your favorite
It always looks so scary when you try to update your system. This especially applies to Linux and the famous command line interface. You are probably wondering why it must be so difficult. But is it, really? Command line interface aka CLI is a tool that lets you manage a
Some users prefer to access Astroberry OS using a VNC client installed on their computer or mobile device e.g. RealVNC. Others want to use a physical display over HDMI and prefer to boot to graphical mode rather than text console. Astroberry OS does not provide a remote desktop service
Astroberry OS has been officially launched so it is the best time to start a series of user guides. The quick start guide should obviously open the series. 1. Download, install and boot If you're here, you have successfully downloaded system image file and flashed a microSD card.
The new version of Astroberry OS (formerly known as Astroberry Server) has been released. Astroberry OS is coming back with support for Raspberry Pi 5 and 64bit architecture. It is built on top of the official Raspberry Pi OS (Debian Trixie). What's new It's been long