pikiss-gui

PiKISS for Raspberry Pi: A bunch of scripts with menu to make your life easier.

PiKISS GUI: GTK frontend for PiKISS.

Thanks to krishenrikesn for his initial work on pikiss-gui

Do not open issues related to PiKISS GUI on piKiss repo. Instead see here

Building, Testing, and Installation

You'll need piKiss preinstalled for app sync to work.

You'll need the following dependencies:

• meson >= 0.57
• gobject-introspection
• libgee-0.8-dev
• libgirepository1.0-dev
• libgtk-3-dev
• libgnome-menu-3-dev
• valac

To build & install pikiss-gui, use build.sh.

• build.sh assumes that piKiss is installed at ${HOME}/piKiss, if piKiss is installed at a different location then run build.sh with PIKISSDIR=your_piKiss_dir

    PIKISSDIR=your_piKiss_dir build.sh

To install PiKISS GUI manually if you prefer to see what happens under the hood

Run meson build to configure the build environment:

meson --prefix=~/.local -Dpikissdir=${HOME}/piKiss -Dbuildtype=release build

• If you did not install piKiss in your home directory; then set -Dpikissdir as absolute path to your piKiss installation directory.
  • Relative paths like ~/piKiss & ../piKiss may work for compilation but will cause runtime errors.

meson --prefix=~/.local -Dpikissdir=your_piKiss_dir -Dbuildtype=release build

Run ninja -C build to build PiKISS GUI

ninja -C build

Run ninja -C build install to install PiKISS GUI

• Run with sudo if prefix is /usr or /usr/local

ninja -C build install

Run ninja -C build postinst to sync apps with PiKISS & create other data files

• Run with sudo if prefix is /usr or /usr/local

ninja -C build postinst

To uninstall, use uninstall.sh (Generated after installation in source dir)

    uninstall.sh

For Support

• Open an issue here
• Join the Discord server https://discord.gg/Jfu3Mbd3Ru