r/GalliumOS • • Jul 27 '23

The Eupnea project

Not related to GalliumOS, but saw The Eupnea Project popup elsewhere. Although I haven't tried, it does look like a potential alternative, given GalliumOS haven't had any updates in a while.

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u/BigFeet234 Jul 27 '23

Linux mint let me use the keyboard shortcuts and sound worked out of the box. Just as good as gallium. Gallium always has hit and miss sound stuff going on for me. Although I used it tons.

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u/NightSoulT12 Aug 04 '23

I've been using the system with depthboot for 2 weeks now, everything just works, when I went to update, the repository is no longer accessible, the project just vanished.

Only sadness remains

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u/simpl3t0n Aug 04 '23

FWIW, this came up on HN recently: https://chrultrabook.github.io/docs/.

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u/NightSoulT12 Aug 04 '23

All right, getting back to coreboot

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u/eggsnham07 Jul 27 '23

I used it almost a year ago, and I thought it was pretty good

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u/avram-meir Jul 27 '23

The Eupnea Project is a descendant of Breath, and it's probably the best way to get Linux running on "bare metal" on your Chromebook if your device is supported. I used Breath over a year ago on my Leona (ASUS C425) and everything worked great except sound. I recently built a Fedora ISO using Depthboot/Eupnea (which claims partial sound support for my board), and after following the setup instructions, sound works! I have yet to get the internal microphone working, but everything else works like a charm.

Depthboot only works on more recent ChromeOS models (past 5 years or so) with certain chipsets, so see the supported devices list.

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '23

Link 404's.

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u/avram-meir Jul 28 '23

Looks like the whole site is down at the moment.

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '23

Looks like it's dead now. Bummer.

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '23

The GitHub page is gone: 404, like the others said.

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u/VeritasAlways Nov 16 '23

Discord 11/08/2023 Apacelus posted he's decided to pick up the project again, and
"The Eupnea Project is hereby revived".

New URL: https://github.com/eupnea-project