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Answered my own question, Garage is based on http://midgard-project.org/
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2021-08-09
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Originally Posted by biketool
I can almost bet none of these projects will want to work with anything like midgard. They use Gitlab CI, etc., and Maemo Leste uses Jenkins.
I was thinking if Pine64 hosted a clone of these tools alongside their forums(visit here https://forum.pine64.org ) it would be a way to encourage and streamline more dev work at Pinephone and obviously that benefits us here too, even N900 users running PostmarketOS get a win from easier dev work for the OSs supported by Nokia Linux devices.
Originally Posted by biketool
Will not happen, I think. If you want Hildon, then support (and contribute to) Maemo Leste.
I want my dark and simple Maemo interface back which I hope happens from a merge with latest Mobian and Maemo-Leste and the arrival of the pinephone keyboard.
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2021-08-12
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I have responsibilities with some Pine hardware development so I pretty much have to use one of the more developed OSs for that(currently Mobian but postmarket/alpine before that), I would love to be able to SD boot into Leste though.
I am actually still using a N900 for daily needs.
Is there a bootable image available or do we still need to install u-boot?
I check the Leste every few months.
I am actually still using a N900 for daily needs.
Is there a bootable image available or do we still need to install u-boot?
I check the Leste every few months.
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2021-08-12
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Originally Posted by biketool
Yeah, Mobian is a really nice project. In some ways (some won't agree with me) ... I feel it's a spiritual successor to Maemo Fremantle (debian base, gtk)
currently Mobian but postmarket/alpine before that
Originally Posted by biketool
You did not specify which particular Pine hardware ... if you mean Pinephone, yes Leste supports it,
I have responsibilities with some Pine hardware development ... I would love to be able to SD boot into Leste though
https://maedevu.maemo.org/images/pinephone/
If it's some other Pine thing (I am not too familiar with them), I'm sure the team will be happy to support it as far as possible.
I'd say - hop onto irc.libera.chat/#maemo-leste if you're able, or use the mailing list, https://lists.dyne.org/lurker/list/maemo-leste.en.html
Originally Posted by biketool
http://maedevu.maemo.org/images/n900/
I am actually still using a N900 for daily needs.
Is there a bootable image available or do we still need to install u-boot?
Yes, you will still need u-boot (that is the bootloader, to enable you to boot Leste or any other OS)
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I was thinking if Pine64 hosted a clone of these tools alongside their forums(visit here https://forum.pine64.org ) it would be a way to encourage and streamline more dev work at Pinephone and obviously that benefits us here too, even N900 users running PostmarketOS get a win from easier dev work for the OSs supported by Nokia Linux devices.
Let us not forget that I want my dark and simple Maemo interface back which I hope happens from a merge with latest Mobian and Maemo-Leste and the arrival of the pinephone keyboard.