00:36 <niceguy5000[m]> framebuffer is life!!!!

00:37 <niceguy5000[m]> pinephone pro with kiss= best phone!!!

04:08 <sewn> Hi

04:15 <testuser[m]> Hi

15:15 <windy-aftermath> Hello! The install instructions say that I should manually download, patch, build and install the Linux kernel. Will I have to do all of that manually every time a new kernel version is released? Can I somehow add kernel.org as a source, so a command like ¨kiss build Linux¨ would work?

15:15 <sewn> you can make a linux package for kiss

15:15 <sewn> also, which install instructions are you using?

15:16 <windy-aftermath> The official ones, at https://kisslinux.org/install

15:17 <sewn> kisslinux currently is on hiatus, the maintainer dylanaraps has dissapeared

15:17 <sewn> you should use this installation guide

15:17 <sewn> https://kisscommunity.org/kiss/install/

15:20 <windy-aftermath> Yes, I have this guide opened in a second tab. However, it frequently refers to the official one. The guide on kisscommunity.org doesn´t even mention downloading a kernel, it just elaborates on the one at kisslinux.org

15:20 <sewn> the kernel is intended to be managed by the user

15:20 <sewn> whether that be local installation or managed by kiss

15:24 <windy-aftermath> so is there a convenient way to get notified when a new Linux kernel releases? I would imagine I need to setup the config file only once, so the build process for updates will just be downloading and building the new source using the old config?

15:25 <sewn> you can use git source lol

15:25 <sewn> there is kiss-outdated

15:29 <windy-aftermath> so I can make a new package as described [here](https://kisslinux.org/wiki/package-system) and place something like git.kernel.org as a source?

15:29 <sewn> you can use https://github.com/hovercats/kiss-dumpsterfire/tree/master/extra/linux for reference yes

15:29 <windy-aftermath> alright, thanks!

17:32 <tprepper> yay, got KISS to work. finally

17:32 <sewn> congrats

17:33 <tprepper> on Linux 5.15.90 though

17:33 <tprepper> wasn't sure if the Gentoo kernel config I found for my ThinkPad model would work on 6.1.8

17:37 <illiliti> make oldconfig

17:37 <illiliti> you need this2

17:51 <tprepper> ah

17:52 <tprepper> neat