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4343 <p class="full mt0 mb4 mb4-xl lh-copy">This probably sounds crazy, so let’s get concrete and talk about (1) Urbit as a piece of technology and (2) Urbit as a user experience.</p>
4444 <p class="full mt0 mb4 mb4-xl lh-copy b">1 - Technology</p>
4545 <p class="full mt0 mb4 mb4-xl lh-copy">Technically, Urbit is two components: Urbit OS and Urbit ID.</p>
46− <p class="full mt0 mb4 mb4-xl lh-copy">Both are completely <a class="bb" href="https://github.com/urbit/urbit">open</a> <a class="bb" href="https://github.com/urbit/azimiuth">source</a> and MIT licensed.</p>
46+ <p class="full mt0 mb4 mb4-xl lh-copy">Both are completely <a class="bb" href="https://github.com/urbit/urbit">open</a> <a class="bb" href="https://github.com/urbit/azimuth">source</a> and MIT licensed.</p>
4747 <img class="full w-100 mb4" src="https://media.urbit.org/site/understanding-urbit/uu-intro-2.svg"/>
4848 <p class="full mt0 mb4 mb4-xl lh-copy">Urbit OS is a new, carefully architected software stack: a VM, programming language and kernel designed to run software for an individual. </p>
4949 <p class="full mt0 mb4 mb4-xl lh-copy">Urbit OS is a program that runs on almost any cloud server, most laptops and many phones: anything with Unix and an internet connection. Urbit OS is completely sealed from the system it runs on, sort of like WASM or the JVM. We sometimes call it an ‘overlay OS’.</p>