Documentation on what packages were used

[NoFear13X]

I'm somewhat new to the Linux world, and I absolutely love this build, but I need a faster device than a Pi for the website/video we're running in a loop. Can I somehow run this on a different platform than a Pi, and if not, is there any documentation of how exactly this build was created? I'd like to try to duplicate the majority of it on a fresh build of Ubuntu Server, but if I can avoid all of that redundant work, then even better. Thanks for an awesome project!

[jareware]

Hey, sorry for taking some time to get back to this, I've been away from the keyboard for a while.

You're not the first one to ask for something like this! Though I haven't (yet) heard back from anyone having actually done it.

The preparation of the image is fully automated, and documented as a script here. The setup on top of regular-old Debian would probably be quite similar, with some caveats, such as:

1. You're not creating a disk image on an SD card
2. You're (probably) not on an ARM architecture
3. You won't have the convenience of raspi-config for some system settings

That said, none of those issues are hard to overcome, just take a bit of work.

If you make progress toward such a non-RasPi build, please check back!

[NoFear13X]

Awesome, thank you!!

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