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PGUP/PGDN. All announcements are stored in `/opt/openhabian/docs/CHANGELOG.md`
for you to lookup.

## openHAB branch name changes to install openHAB 4 ## August 12, 2023
The default openHABian branch name (this is something like the openHABian *version*)
changed from "openHAB3" to "openHAB".
The openHAB2 branch name changed from "stable" to "legacy".
You can use these names whenever you want to install a fresh openHABian system with
a specific openHAB version right in the first place using clonebranch=<branch name>
in openhabian.conf.
## openHABian 1.9 released based on Debian 12 bookworm ## March 13, 2024
We stepped up to latest Debian Linux release. The openHABian image for RPis
uses Raspberry Pi OS (lite) and we finally managed to switch over to latest
RaspiOS which is "bookworm" based.
Note that not all 3rd party tools are fully tested with bookworm homegear.
If you run a bullseye (Debian 11) or even older distribution, please read the
docs how to reinstall. It's safer to reinstall (and import your old config,
of course) than to attempt doing a dist-upgrade.
See also the OH4 migration FAQ on the forum.

## IMPORTANT: installing openHAB 4 ## June 25, 2023
We will install openHAB 4 from now on. It will be the latest available milestone
release until general availability of the openHAB 4 release.
## Raspberry Pi 5 support ## March 13, 2024
Support for the new Raspberry Pi 5 is also included as part of the bookworm update.
Please note that while a RPi5 has new HW features such as PCI-E SSD, nothing has
changed about peripheral support in openHABian, unsupported parts may work or not.

If you are on the default branch openHAB3 so far, please use menu option 01 to
change to openHAB branch when you upgrade/move to openHAB 4.
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## openHABian 1.9 released based on Debian 12 bookworm ## March 13, 2024
We stepped up to latest Debian Linux release. The openHABian image for RPis uses
Raspberry Pi OS (lite) and we finally managed to switch over to latest RaspiOS
which is "bookworm" based.
Note that not all 3rd party tools are fully tested with bookworm yet e.g. homegear.
If you run a bullseye (Debian 11) or even older distribution, please read the docs
how to reinstall. It's safer to reinstall (and import your old config, of course)
than to attempt doing a dist-upgrade. See also the OH4 migration FAQ on the forum.

## Raspberry Pi 5 support ## March 13, 2024
Support for the new Raspberry Pi 5 is also included as part of the bookworm update.
Please note that while a RPi5 has new HW features such as PCI-E SSD, nothing has
changed about peripheral support in openHABian.

## openHAB branch name changes to install openHAB 4 ## August 12, 2023
The default openHABian branch name (this is something like the openHABian *version*)
changed from "openHAB3" to "openHAB".
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