gpd-pocket-ubuntu-respin | adapt Ubuntu and Linux Mint ISO images

Download your favourite distribution ISO and copy it in this repository cloned folder.
Running ./build.sh in the terminal will download the most recent kernel automatically.
Kernel suggested is the one with patches from Hans De Goede. You can find his repository here: Hans De Goede Kernel Repository.
Run ./build.sh script as specified for your desired distro. If you built your own kernel, the build script wiill extract the kernels you zipped and install during respin.
Build Xorg ISO (Ubuntu Unity, Linux Mint, XFCE, KDE) running this:
Build Gnome based ISO (Ubuntu Gnome, Elementary OS, Gnome based distro, etc...) running this:
Gnome desktop environment and derivate (Pantheon of Elementary OS) use a different name convention for monitors. The default Xorg configuration won't work and a custom configuration must be used to get everything to work. That's the reason of the "gnome" argument for update and build script.
Build Xorg ISO (Ubuntu Unity, Linux Mint, XFCE, KDE) running this:
Build Gnome based ISO (Ubuntu Gnome, Elementary OS, Gnome based distro, etc...) running this:
Pass bionicbeaver parameter to respin script. This will select the correct packages to install on ISO.
You can respin iso and build kernels on a Docker environment easily. This build system will likely work on any x86 Docker supported platform. Tested and working on Linux and MacOS, builds on Windows not tested yet.
Clone repository and run the following script to build the docker image.
To build latest kernel you just need to run the following script:. Let it run, it will take a while. When it's done you can find the kernel zipped in destination/ folder of this repository. If you want to customize the .config flags edit the file in kernel/.config of this repository and launch kernel build script. Configuration will be copied over the Hans one before building.