When I change the to Chinese, the startup screen will be stuck at the loading screen
feedback got
Incomplete noto uniconde series fonts lead to multi-language switching crash
fixed
right now, you need to find a way to ssh into GS, or mount GS sdcard on linux computer
delete /home/cpi/launchergo/sysgo/.lang
rm /home/cpi/launchergo/sysgo/.lang
then reboot, launcher will back
and if your network can access GitHub well
try update launchergo ,
or
cd ~/launchergo/
git pull
to get a newer version of launchergo to avoid this bug
and right now ,launchergo does not have fullly support of multi-language interface
will be fixed in a future version
os image download link updated, included this fix
Thanks very much.
Has this been officially released? I am wondering why it is a MEGA link instead of a link on ClockworkPiās site ā¦
Not yet
I want to release it when kernel issue got fixed
But you can try it
and feedback
Thank you! My GameShell is on order.
Is it just me, or is everything much slower on this. Booting, launching retroarch, etc, all take longer to do.
- Power on to launcher ready
- v0.5 :
29 seconds
- v0.6g2 :
2 minutes 6 seconds
- v0.5 :
- Launching RetroArch
- v0.5 :
4 seconds
- v0.6g2 :
33 seconds
- v0.5 :
(0.6g2 refers to clockworkos_v0.6_gamma_2
)
Yes, everything way slower
Happy to see some development on the official GameShell OS Image ! So so cool to see some upgrades coming.
Will try to find some time to test it out.
Love the armbian use here. What would be the chances of seeing the gameshell in the download list of armbian website like the devterm ? (see screenshot below) :
Any updates on 0.6 or the kernel issue? My GameShell just arrived!
not yet
update will be available after uConsole shipment
I donāt know why but compared to 0.5, the experience is far slower. mgba took a whole minute to start up along with all the indie games. Iām suspecting it may be due to some driver issues but I primarily think its because the backend is using ubuntu. Debian was a far better choice as its better known as being a good backend for embedded/consolized systems where some people report ubuntus bloat causing slowdowns worse than windows 10/11. Just my two cents idk
well i got the gamma 3 build and the wifi doesnāt work at all. it keeps giving me connection errors.
Is there an update on the 0.6 version + updated kernel ?
The current version works but it could really use a speed boost.
sorry
not yet
still working on something else
Itās been a couple of months so I just thought Iād check if there are any updates. Iām loving the experience but encountering two issues:
- General slowness as reported elsewhere
- PICO-8 refuses to load. Iāve followed all the tutorials I can find but it keeps telling me I need to buy and copy the ZIP file over. Iāve done that, but it still refuses to start.
thanks for the reply
there is no update right now
will be fixed in next release
Sorry for any inconvenience.
Hey @guu
I have been working on trying to get vanilla Armbian running on a GameShell as well. I would love to lend a hand where I can. I found the v0.6 kernel patches in the github, but do you have any of the Armbian build configs and patches?
So far, I have been able to get Armbian 23.11 to run and even started playing with @Samdze launcher. However, it is missing some of the settings stuff (wifi, Bluetooth, etc) that the original launcher has. I saw that there is the launchergo repo on GitHub but it includes binary blobs. Is there a full source repo for launchergo? I think I found the source for launchergo: GitHub - clockworkpi/LauncherGoDev but is this up to date?
I would love to collaborate if possible.
The LauncherGoDev is up to date
and for the armbian
I never use armbian on Gameshell before, so there is no configs and patchesā¦
sorry for that
No worries at all.
I just wanted to make sure someone wasnāt already working on the same thing.
I just got launchergo to run on armbian 24.01 with kernel 6.1. Itās missing a couple of things but it seems to definitely be a possibility.
I still need to write up a document on how to generate the image but the Armbian build system takes care of most of that.
Iāll start a new post soon with instructions and such if anyone is interested in contributing.