20:21 <Speedsaver> Speedsaver/ArduiPi_OLED: peterbmckinley opened issue #1 "Speedsaver/ArduiPi_OLED@37230d8 may be too aggressive" (https://github.com/Speedsaver/ArduiPi_OLED/issues/1)

20:22 <Speedsaver> Speedsaver/ArduiPi_OLED: peterbmckinley assigned issue #1 "Speedsaver/ArduiPi_OLED@37230d8 may be too aggressive" to sc6502 (https://github.com/Speedsaver/ArduiPi_OLED/issues/1)

20:25 <peterm6881> hi Xogium

20:26 <peterm6881> have a think about what generic OS might run on the Lichee Zero, with minimal effort

20:27 <peterm6881> we need to offer a hacking distro

20:28 <peterm6881> we could pay Igor Pecovnik an unconfirmed sum, and we might have Armbian in 6-12 months, maybe

20:28 <peterm6881> Thats not an appealing proposition

20:55 <Xogium> sorry, was eating

20:56 <Xogium> well, honestly armbian was my only idea

20:56 <Xogium> I don't know how ubuntu would work, if they'd care at all, and archlinuxarm has 2 or 3 maintainers for the entire distro

20:58 <Xogium> the problem with arm is, there's no generic distro

20:59 <Xogium> they all require their own bootloader, and their own image, and that's enough to no longer be generic

20:59 <Xogium> per board

20:59 <Xogium> its not like x86 where everything is so generic that you can pretty much make it work on any distro out of the box

21:02 <Xogium> even archlinuxarm, with the so-called generic tarball can only do so much… They give you an OS and a kernel, and its up to you to make it all work. That doesn't come with any bootloader, because simply put, there's no generic bootloader

21:03 <Xogium> does that make sense ?

21:06 <peterm6881> yes it does

21:55 <peterm6881> sounds like archlinuxarm might be the low hanging fruit here

21:56 <peterm6881> can you make it work ;)

21:56 <peterm6881> hehe