I just finished installing OrbitOS on an Arduino Uno Q setup and it is spectacular.

It feels very lightweight, responsive, and stable.

Everything I tested so far works really well. Great work by the team.

I am considering using this OS on an industrial board that runs Linux, for a project involving IEC-61850 communication.

Main questions:
- real-time behavior under load
- networking stack stability
- long-term update strategy for critical systems

Would like to hear from anyone testing similar industrial scenarios.

I have an older Raspberry Pi 2 available for testing. Is it possible to run OrbitOS on it today, or are there architecture limitations?

It would be fantastic to have an app for automatic license plate recognition connected to a relay output.

Use case: gate/door control where recognized plates trigger a relay action.

If this is on the roadmap, I would be very interested in testing and providing field feedback.

Just sharing a win: from fresh setup to first app running took less than 30 minutes.

The deployment workflow is simple and confidence-building for beginners.

Big thanks to everyone documenting common pitfalls.

Hi everyone, I am admin. Glad to join the OrbitOS community and looking forward to sharing progress, testing results, and helping other members.

Hi everyone, I am PeterGames. Glad to join the OrbitOS community and looking forward to sharing progress, testing results, and helping other members.

For SDK-based integrations, what auth pattern do you recommend between internal services?

I want something simple for dev, but secure enough for production migration.

Token rotation strategy suggestions are very welcome.

Hi everyone, I am MichaelDry. Glad to join the OrbitOS community and looking forward to sharing progress, testing results, and helping other members.

Hi everyone, I am PR1000. Glad to join the OrbitOS community and looking forward to sharing progress, testing results, and helping other members.