Welcome to KivyPie build sources, which allow to run Kivy.org on the RaspberryPI.
The scripts detailed allow to take a pipaOS image and install the Kivy framework on it. It should be straight forward to use a Raspbian too.
PipaOS is available at http://pipaos.mitako.eu/
The latest features on Kivy are detailed here.
A Linux, i686 based system with nbd support in the kernel. Debian is tested to run smoothly.
Download xsysroot somewhere on your path, and create a python symbolic link:
$ curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/skarbat/xsysroot/master/xsysroot > ~/bin/xsysroot
$ chmod +x ~/bin/xsysroot ; ln -s ~/bin/xsysroot ~/bin/xsysroot.py
Copy the file xsysroot.conf from this repo on your home directory, and download
the pipaOS image. This will allow xsysroot to prepare the image and install Kivy in it.
$ mkdir -p ~/osimages ~/xtmp
$ curl http://pipaos.mitako.eu/download/pipaos-3.3-wheezy.img.gz > ~/osimages/pipaos-3.3-wheezy.img.gz
Run xsysroot -l, it should display the profile KivyPie. Then, make sure you have additional system tools
available by running xsysroot -t. If it complains, install the suggested packages.
The build process is separated in 3 stages.
build-kivypie.pyis responsible for preparing the OS, install Kivy, and give you a bootable imageinstall-kivy.shThe KivyPie build and installation scriptdebian_kivypie.pyExtracts Kivy runtime into debian packages for Python 2 and 3.
Execute build.sh to build KivyPie from scratch. Follow the progress via the logfile with tail -f build.log.
You could actually run install-kivy.sh directly on the RaspberryPI and it should install Kivy as well.
Make sure you do sudo umount /tmp to use the full sd card available space to build all sources.
The latest version of KivyPie and additional info can be found at http://kivypie.mitako.eu
###Build debian packages
You can regenerate debian packages manually from the host, as below:
$ xsysroot -p kivypie -m
$ python debian_kivypie.py $(xsysroot -q sysroot)
Packages will be available inside the pkgs folder.
Enjoy!