XBMC on the Raspberry Pi, the bleeding edge

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Welcome at XBian.org. We hope you will enjoy your visit and encourage you to participate in our community. Together we can make XBian better!

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What is XBian?

XBian is a small, fast and lightweight media center distro for the Raspberry Pi, based on a minimal Raspbian image. Our slogan is “XBMC on Raspberry Pi, the bleeding edge” as our main focus is delivering the fastest XBMC solution for the Raspberry Pi.

 

Main features

  • Fits on a 1GB SD card
  • Low RAM usage and low CPU usage
  • Very smooth UI
  • Auto connect USB
  • Support for AFP, NFS, AirPlay, CEC, Lirc, PVR
  • Out of the box support for almost all wireless network adapters
  • User friendly configuration with xbian-config
  • We are Open (Source Software)!
  • Large community
  • Very easy updatesystem

 

The community

XBian is not only the ‘product’. It’s also the community around it. We believe that everyone can help making XBian better.If you have suggestions, wishes or contributions, please share them with us! The pillar of this thought and how we think we should interact with each other has been written in our  Code of Conduct.

This Code of Conduct presents a summary of the shared values and “common sense” thinking in our community. The basic social ingredients that hold our project together include:

  • Be considerate
  • Be respectful
  • Be collaborative
  • Be pragmatic
  • Support others in the community
  • Get support from others in the community

 

Interested? Join us by registering at our forum

 

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The XBian Community

 

XBian is not connected to or in any other way affiliated with XBMC, Team XBMC, or the XBMC Foundation. Furthermore, any software, addons, or products offered by XBian will receive no official support in XBMC channels, including the XBMC forums and various social networks.