Debian ISO package

[VinicioGonzalez]

Dear team,

We are waiting for the Debian ISO file for my ROMA II, Any calendar?

Thank you

[DC-DeepComputing]

please send us your email, so that we can contact you for the images.

[VinicioGonzalez]

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[DC-DeepComputing]

Sorry I could not see you mail address. Please contact with support@deepcomputing.io directly rather than in github.

[blizzardfinnegan]

Can I ask why they aren't hosted or posted somewhere easily available? For a RISC-V, Linux-first, developer-first laptop, it feels a bit counter-intuitive to hide these resources behind an email requirement, unlike say Ubuntu's official repository or OpenSUSE's build repository.

It might just be new hardware not being accessible to project devs, which is understandable; more curious than anything.

Eager to see this project succeed; had a uConsole and thought it was a cute toy but not too useful. This thing is proving to be leagues ahead, very excited!

[VinicioGonzalez]

I am wondering to make the ISO and post here, it is the essence of open source. What do you think?

[blizzardfinnegan]

It would make sense, I think. Doesn't fix the other half of the issue (that is, discoverability), but its a start!

The SOC used here is the same as the one used in the BananaPi F3, so I'm gonna give one of those images a shot too.

[blizzardfinnegan]

Got a pretty quick response back from support for the ISOs. In the interem, Debian 12 image and Ubuntu 23.10 image, as shared by the support team.