umpc-ubuntu VS bento

Yes, but this is Ubuntu 21.10 and it is EOL. It is also not made by GPD (they just provide a link to the iso). This https://github.com/wimpysworld/umpc-ubuntu is the github with the relevant scripts, mostly made by one person (he also has an interesting youtube channel).

Works with Linux, there are pre-made Ubuntu MATE images or you can see the changes required at: https://github.com/wimpysworld/umpc-ubuntu

If you look at the configuration files ( https://github.com/wimpysworld/umpc-ubuntu/ ), you might find it isn't too difficult to transplant to other distributions.

Here's a gitlab with all the scripts you might need. File 80 has the trackpoint config. You may need to reverse install the install script to figure out where it needs to go. Note that if the screen rotation is already correct running the install script will break it.

I believe the screen fix can be found in this repository. It's meant for ubuntu, so I usually don't run the script, but go through file by file and change what's needed.

I'm using https://github.com/wimpysworld/umpc-ubuntu/blob/master/data/99-gpd-pocket3-touch.rules for udev rules, and compiled https://github.com/wimpysworld/umpc-ubuntu/blob/master/data/umpc-display-rotate.c started with i3 and works fine!

The sound is working. I used the scripts from here: https://github.com/wimpysworld/umpc-ubuntu

I found it here: https://github.com/wimpysworld/umpc-ubuntu/tree/master/data

The github page has packer templates that you can modify to make your own custom boxes.

- https://github.com/chef/bento/tree/main/packer_templates/windows

I've previously used Hashicorp Packer configs in a private git repo (based on the 'chef bento' configs used for many standard Vagrant boxes) that can build template server images for and then deploy a complete fully unattended CI pipeline from scratch, using nothing more than Apache Subversion (built into CentOS and RHEL but also has an excellent Windows version!) and Jenkins. Takes under 15 mins to provision both and can be tested locally (and completely offline!) in Virtualbox as it uses a limited amount of resources. I developed the solution for a rather risk averse client that required a cheap and easy reusable centrally managed CI pipeline that could handle larger sources than git by default and be built from artefacts on a private 'air-gapped and sheep-dipped' LAN with verified SHA256 hashes for all vendor binaries. Source: https://github.com/chef/bento