Hey @jorge the latest ublue image worked with my 1st gen GPD Pocket laptop out of the box. While I dislike the keyboard layout on this laptop, I love the tiny form factor for travel and I'm going to try this out at #FOSSY this week as a presentation laptop.

Update: The GPD Pocket worked great as a "presentation appliance" at FOSSY. The screen was large enough to serve its purpose (showing me a copy of my slides so I can stay on topic) and was able to drive the display.

I still carried around a backpack, but that was largely so I had room for the much larger Nexdock for my Librem 5. If I wasn't compelled to do Nexdock+Librem 5 convergence demos so much, I might just walk around future conferences on "talk day" with a tiny bag for the GPD.

I should probably also note that I did consider powering the presentation from my Librem 5. It could have displayed the presentation on the screen no problem, but the tricky bit is *mirroring* the display on its own 720x1440 screen. I tested this at home, and finding a landscape resolution I could mirror on both the Librem 5 screen and the display was challenging (and most conferences want you to pick a standard resolution if they are recording).

@kyle pdfpc handles that nicely. I'm still dragging around a fork for #mobile use with #phosh: https://source.puri.sm/guido.gunther/pdfpc-mobile
You get the slides on the external output and a shrinked down version with your notes on the #librem5 screen.

@agx Interesting! That could work well if I reformatted my presentations to PDF. I have been using Eric Meyer's S5 web-based presentation software for a decade or so, so I end up presenting out of a regular browser.

@kyle I've explored the browser route many years back and went back to PDF as it's easier to drag around and I can do it in org mode. It's usually less flashy though.