FAQ

Is LILYGO UI a hardware board?

No. LILYGO UI is an open software platform for LILYGO devices. Hardware specifications and board-level documentation belong to the corresponding LILYGO product page.

Which device is supported today?

The upstream organization README lists T-DisplayCM0 as supported. It lists T-DisplayK230 as not yet supported. Check the organization README and the individual repository before assuming that an application runs on a different product.

Does CM0BspBuilder create a complete device image?

No. The CM0BspBuilder README describes it as an application sysroot and toolchain builder. It does not build the bootloader, kernel, device tree, kernel modules, or a complete bootable image.

Can I test an application without a CM0 device?

The AppKit and template provide a host profile using SDL2, so UI and interaction can be exercised on a desktop. Hardware-specific behavior still needs validation on the target device.

Where are applications registered?

The packages repository is the reviewed source of truth for the application registry. GitHub Releases hold Debian artifacts, and generated GitHub Pages data serves the read-only AppStore protocol.

Where should I report a build or runtime issue?

Open the issue in the repository that owns the failing component: cm0-appkit for shared SDK behavior, launcher for discovery and navigation, lpm for project workflow, CM0BspBuilder for sysroot/toolchain generation, or the individual application repository for app-specific behavior.