This currently excludes Debian based systems as well. The patches there have been originally created by a bunch of people and chrisawcoms did a great job of getting them collected.įeel free to send me input on the project or create issues on github, when you run into problems with my images.Īs it is rather complicated to maintain a big variety of different images I like to stick to Ubuntu based variants though. They basically combine different patches I have taken from chrisawcoms project.
The scripts to build those images can be found onĪll images have been directly stripped from original image files using the scripts on github (Foxtrot release for now). The latest downloads from the Hotel release can be found on They basically also work on Debian 9 except that the touchegg package is pulled which is not available. I have also some confirmations that the packages work quite nice on other Ubuntu based distributions as well. Ubuntu-gnome 17.04 ( untested, unmaintained) Ubuntu-gnome 16.04.3 ( untested, unmaintained) Lubuntu 16.04.3 ( untested, unmaintained) Mint XFCE4 18.2 ( untested, unmaintained) Mint Cinnamon 18.2 ( untested, unmaintained) As all updates will also be delivered via APT, there should be no need to download any of the images again after you successfully installed your device once.
To allow seamless setup I will also provide a set of ISO images ready to be used for installing devices with an already working patchset. This results in potential need for reinstalls.Īs I want actively use my device, I decided to strip existing patches to Ubuntu packages so that specific packages for the GPD Pocket can be easily updated via APT (Advanced Packaging Tool) during the normal update cycles of the device without the need. Most of the projects around will require you to build your ISO images on your own and then care about keeping things up to date. Please only do this, if you really know what you are doing! NOTE: Installing those packages on original GPD images, or stockminds or cawilliamsons respin might result in a broken system when updating. To keep on track, just update installed image from time to time via "sudo apt update & sudo apt upgrade & sudo apt install gpdpocket" Provide Xubuntu/Ubuntu based images that will automatically update via package management (APT) and do not need to reinstalled on each update.
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