Hi all, a search did not turn up much on this topic. If the 'beta' version of DraStic runs so beautifully on the RPI, can anyone help me get it running on my ARM ubuntu installation? Seems like a no-brainer, but I can't find info anywhere! Seems like this should be relatively easy to do. Says something, no doubt, about my abilities
Thanks,
Nate
DraStic on the ASUS Flip Chromebook running ARM Ubuntu in a chroot?
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Re: DraStic on the ASUS Flip Chromebook running ARM Ubuntu in a chroot?
There's no Linux version of DraStic. There's a Pandora handheld version, an Android version, and a Raspberry Pi version. The Pi version is also exclusively for the Pi.vodot wrote:Hi all, a search did not turn up much on this topic. If the 'beta' version of DraStic runs so beautifully on the RPI, can anyone help me get it running on my ARM ubuntu installation? Seems like a no-brainer, but I can't find info anywhere! Seems like this should be relatively easy to do. Says something, no doubt, about my abilities
Thanks,
Nate
Some Chromebooks can run Android apps, though. I'd recommend that if yours can, you should just use the Android version.
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Re: DraStic on the ASUS Flip Chromebook running ARM Ubuntu in a chroot?
Thanks, super helpful. That explains why I can't find much on the subject. I'll definitely give the android version a shot.ericbazinga wrote:There's no Linux version of DraStic. There's a Pandora handheld version, an Android version, and a Raspberry Pi version. The Pi version is also exclusively for the Pi.vodot wrote:Hi all, a search did not turn up much on this topic. If the 'beta' version of DraStic runs so beautifully on the RPI, can anyone help me get it running on my ARM ubuntu installation? Seems like a no-brainer, but I can't find info anywhere! Seems like this should be relatively easy to do. Says something, no doubt, about my abilities
Thanks,
Nate
Some Chromebooks can run Android apps, though. I'd recommend that if yours can, you should just use the Android version.