A new home for Raspberry Pi OpenELEC dev builds
14Apr15
For the last few years the fantastic chaps at GreenQloud have been hosting my automated builds for OpenELEC. Sadly (for me) their business is shifting from running a cloud to selling their ‘QStack‘ cloud platform to others, so GreenQloud are shutting down their IaaS (so that they’re not competing with their customers).
I’m pleased to say that the guys at Bytemark’s BigV cloud have stepped in to offer hosting, so the PiChimney site is now proudly wearing their banner:
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Tags: BigV, Bytemark, GreenQloud, hosting, openelec, PiChimney, Raspberry Pi, Raspi, RPi
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