Pi 4 support progress and other package infos

cyperghost

@BuZz Are there are any plans to integrate Pegasus into RetroPie (for Pi4) as default frontend?

fluffypillow

Well I couldn't stop myself and ended up making a page for the licences too: https://mmatyas.github.io/retropie-pkglicences/

Now since we're talking about licences, there can even more real life inaccuracies compared to the package flags. The page uses only the info listed in the install scripts, and it cannot decide whether a package has, for example, dual licensing or mixed licences, or cases where a script downloads something (eg. most ES themes are noncommercial).

@BuZz sure, I'll see if I can make that the weekend.

@AndrewH in the case of Pi 4 the DRM/KMS and the ARMv8 columns are checked. For the others you can see them when you hover over the progress bars (yeah, that part isn't mobile friendly yet).

mitu

@fluffypillow That's very cool ! I clicked every link possible and found a few missing/wrong ones. I've also hunt down a few missing license and we'll try to add in a PR.

herb_fargus

Now all we need is a graph of the download counts ;)

https://api.github.com/repos/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/releases

Swampy

@fluffypillow, here is an possible extension for your listing of the packages:

configuration/splash screens (not implemented in Pi 4 yet)
https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/pull/2849
https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/pull/2852
Sorry, found it!

Thank you very much for your hard work!

Swampy

@fluffypillow, frotz is working with rpi4 now.

fluffypillow

Ok, both pages now follow the master branch.

dmikester1

On the visual support progress page, do each of the columns with a specific architecture relate to one of the computers in the top chart? Or are they not related like that?

As a follow-up question, so if I wanted to see specifically which pieces still needed to be implemented for full rPI 4 support, which column would I need to look at?

mitu

@dmikester1 said in Pi 4 support progress and other package infos:

On the visual support progress page, do each of the columns with a specific architecture relate to one of the computers in the top chart? Or are they not related like that?

They are related, but there's not a 1:1 mapping - for instance ARMv7 covers both PI2 and Pi3, X11 and x86 are also related but not exclusive.

As a follow-up question, so if I wanted to see specifically which pieces still needed to be implemented for full rPI 4 support, which column would I need to look at?

The PI4 will rely on the KMS/DRM subsystem, so you can take a look at that column. Note that some packages are not working with KMS/DRM and it doesn't mean they'll be implemented for the PI4, so don't take that column as a 'progress'.

fluffypillow

For the record, here are the columns that affect the progress bars:

Raspberry Pi 0/1: VideoCore + ARMv6
Raspberry Pi 2: VideoCore + ARMv7
Raspberry Pi 3: VideoCore + ARMv8
Raspberry Pi 4: DRM/KMS + ARMv8
Odroid C1/XU3/XU4: Mali + ARMv7
Odroid C2: Mali + AArch64
Desktop Linux: X11 + x68

(This info is also visible when hovering on the progress bars with a mouse.)

camaro5690

I am patiently waiting for Pi4 support, I also haven't gone out and purchased one yet. I will get a Pi4 when the Retropie team has gotten there.

Magnum77

@camaro5690 said in Pi 4 support progress and other package infos:

I am patiently waiting for Pi4 support, I also haven't gone out and purchased one yet. I will get a Pi4 when the Retropie team has gotten there.

Same here.. I wonder if they will see a bump up in sales for raspberry pi 4 when retropie got a build for it.

Darksavior

@camaro5690 @Magnum77 The weekly dev builds are usable...

simpleethat

@fluffypillow thanks again for putting this together. For better or worse it has inspired me to start on a Pi4 build and hopefully learn a bit more about this stuff.

And to the rest of the team keep on doing the amazing stuff that you do.