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Sway UI configured for PINE64 PinePhone (Proof Of Concept)
You can find ready-made config files and installation instructions on how to set up Sway on postmarketOS and use it with a PinePhone.
TODO: insert a photo
Start with a postmarketOS for PinePhone image with postmarketos-ui-sway
installed. Either use the pre-built demo image or build a custom one with pmbootstrap
.
Flash the system onto the phone (either to an SD card or directly to the eMMC with Jumpdrive).
Open a terminal on the phone (either through SSH, the serial connection or directly on the screen) and run this:
# components
$ sudo apk add waybar bemenu networkmanager
# build tools
$ sudo apk add git make waybar bemenu networkmanager
# installation
$ git clone https://github.com/Dejvino/pinephone-sway-poc
$ cd pinephone-sway-poc
$ make install_user
$ sudo make install_system
That’s it. You should now have everything in place. Reboot to use the new settings.
TODO: this.
(pmos package = available as a package directly from the postmarketOS repository)