01-08-2021, 08:55 PM
nas
Dare accepted :-p
> Seems a file indexing service runs on first boot which locks things up for a while. Subsequently, packagekit, chatty & systemd-coredump appear to be
> constantly running on each reboot (stopped with systemctl disable and pkill). Still very usable though.
I didn't see that - but yes - It should pull you through the Gnome setup system - and that is extremely slow on the phone.
What I see after setup is that booting to Phosh does make a lot of features work, that didn't before.
This image is only made for testing -- personally I like the pboot boot-loader with selection posibilities --
-- but it is also for figuring out why some things in phosh doesn't work right on our 'normal' Fedora images.
(This image is based off same apps and setup as our normal Fedora image is)
All suggestions welcome.
(01-07-2021, 06:04 PM)Alho Wrote: I have made a test Workstation image with Gnome and Phosh, that uses Pboot with its GUI boot manager.
Feel free to test it, if you dare :-)
Dare accepted :-p
Code:
cd /usr/share/xsessions
sudo mv gnome.desktop gnome.desktop.bak> Seems a file indexing service runs on first boot which locks things up for a while. Subsequently, packagekit, chatty & systemd-coredump appear to be
> constantly running on each reboot (stopped with systemctl disable and pkill). Still very usable though.
I didn't see that - but yes - It should pull you through the Gnome setup system - and that is extremely slow on the phone.
What I see after setup is that booting to Phosh does make a lot of features work, that didn't before.
This image is only made for testing -- personally I like the pboot boot-loader with selection posibilities --
-- but it is also for figuring out why some things in phosh doesn't work right on our 'normal' Fedora images.
(This image is based off same apps and setup as our normal Fedora image is)
All suggestions welcome.