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* Refactor installation documentation and navigation structure - Updated the NavigationDocs component to reorganize installation links for NetBird, separating platforms into distinct sections for better clarity. - Added new installation options for Raspberry Pi and Proxmox VE, enhancing the documentation for additional platforms. - Improved the installation index page to include a dedicated section for additional platforms, ensuring users can easily find relevant installation instructions. * Moved info from KH * Enhance Proxmox VE installation documentation - Added an introduction to Proxmox VE, explaining its features and suitability for running NetBird. - Included detailed steps for downloading a container template, emphasizing popular Linux distributions. - Added a video tutorial section and links to additional resources for setting up Proxmox with NetBird. * Update NavigationDocscs * Added <div className="videowrapper"> * Update TUN passthrough instructions for clarity Clarify instructions for enabling /dev/tun passthrough in Proxmox VE.
The NetBird documentation
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- node 16
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Installation
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