Today the Metaverse Standards Forum and RP1 introduced Sneeze, the world's first open metaverse browser engine, available now under the Apache 2.0 license.

Sneeze does for spatial computing what Blink and WebKit do for the web: provides an open, community-owned foundation that no single company controls. Built on OpenXR, glTF, WebAssembly, and other open standards.

Source code and docs at omb.wiki.

https://metaverse-standards.org/news/press-releases/metaverse-standards-forum-introduces-sneeze-the-worlds-first-open-metaverse-browser-engine/
#OpenMetaverse #OMBI #SpatialComputing #OpenStandards

Tonight I added Ombi to my home lab stack. Interesting concept, still testing it out. Basically, it tries to make Plex/Radarr/Sonarr non-techie spouse friendly.

I'm also getting to the point now where I actually do need to start monitoring my systems for errors, I/O, etc. so next on my list is Grafana and Prometheus. It feels like overkill...

#HomeLab #Ombi

Honestly you don't need much, my #jellyfin server is running on an old dual core #Intel #pentium

I am currently deploying #nextcloud, #jellyfin, #sonarr, #readarr, #sabnzbd, #radarr, #lidarr, #prowlarr, #heimdall, #jackett, #qbittorrent, #ombi, #tdarr (I am using a spare laptop as a node, this is just the server), and a few others that are dependencies such as #swag, and #mariadb, all of these are run as docker containers most of which are from #linuxserver.io

@laserlotus