v0.0.6-pre

Early, incomplete test release. Based on https://git.folk.computer/folk/commit/?id=f342607e4df22413e1115e42fe2c51e7d3d880d7

1. Use balenaEtcher or similar to flash the .img to a USB stick.
2. Remount the USB stick and edit setup.folk on the FOLK-LIVE FAT32 partition to set your Wi-Fi SSID and password and/or printer URL and/or hostname.
3. Now boot a PC from the USB stick & wait a while. It will boot to a Linux terminal at first, then load Folk and show "Welcome to Folk" on screen.
4. Go to http://folk-live.local:4273 to program (or put more .folk files on FOLK-LIVE to make them autorun)

default ssh folk@folk-live.local (default password is live)

This .img is designed to be a pretty complete basic Linux setup for us to build up from, where we can patch/update it later mostly by modifying the writable FOLK-LIVE to update Folk or add more setup behavior, without needing to change the Linux partition.

v0.0.5-pre

Early, incomplete test release. Based on https://git.folk.computer/folk/commit/?id=b594838e4b05f0ac5c87cc95b30ff507f7787a7e

1. Use balenaEtcher or similar to flash the .img to a USB stick.
2. Remount the USB stick and edit setup.folk on the FOLK-LIVE FAT32 partition to set your Wi-Fi SSID and password and/or printer URL and/or hostname.
3. Now boot a PC from the USB stick & wait a while. It will boot to a Linux terminal at first, then load Folk and show "Welcome to Folk" on screen.
4. Go to http://folk-live.local:4273 to program (or put more .folk files on FOLK-LIVE to make them autorun)

default ssh folk@folk-live.local (default password is live)

This .img is designed to be a pretty complete basic Linux setup for us to build up from, where we can patch/update it later mostly by modifying the writable FOLK-LIVE to update Folk or add more setup behavior, without needing to change the Linux partition.

v0.0.3-pre

Early, incomplete test release. Based on FolkComputer/folk@291b68b

1. Use balenaEtcher or similar to flash the .img to a USB stick.
2. Remount the USB stick and edit setup.folk on the FOLK-LIVE FAT32 partition to set your Wi-Fi SSID and password.
3. Now boot a PC from the USB stick & wait a while. It will boot to a Linux terminal at first, then load Folk and show "Welcome to Folk" on screen.
4. Go to http://folk-live.local:4273 to program (or put more .folk files on FOLK-LIVE to make them autorun)

This .img is designed to be a pretty complete basic Linux setup for us to build up from, where we can patch/update it later mostly by modifying the writable FOLK-LIVE to update Folk or add more setup behavior, without needing to change the Linux partition.