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Somewhat related: weirdness when trying to install Dungeon Crawl 0.24 to my #pinebookpro (running the factory Debian 9 build).
Following the instructions on crawl.develz.org to install the latest version, I can seem to only get the 0.24 version of crawl-common and crawl-tiles-data, but not crawl-tiles itself. I can only get the 0.19.5-1 (I thinK) version, which is the current stable version in my Debian repositories. But...I've added crawl.develz.org as a source, so... 
I feel like I should just accept defeat and re-install the older version available from my default repositories. It's still pretty dang fun, even if it's old as heck.
You can probably follow the instructions you've been given for the trunk build and instead check out the specific tagged release and build that instead. Ex.
```
sudo apt install build-essential libncursesw5-dev bison flex liblua5.1-0-dev libsqlite3-dev libz-dev pkg-config python-yaml binutils-gold libsdl2-image-dev libsdl2-mixer-dev libsdl2-dev libfreetype6-dev libpng-dev ttf-dejavu-core
git clone https://github.com/crawl/crawl.git
cd crawl
git checkout tags/0.24.0
cd crawl-ref/source
make -j2 TILES=y
```
(Unsure if a higher or lower -j argument for make would be better, the PBP *does* have 8 cores but seems easily swamped, a mere two threads seemed like a good compromise to me but I could be wrong!)
@ink_slinger I wonder if Debian 10 is working on the PineBookPro (or will be soon). Perhaps that will be among the packages with a newer version
@msh I was wondering about that, too. I haven't looked into it yet. I'm kind of wondering why they went with Debian 9 in the first place. Debian stable runs so many old packages in the first place, why run a version behind?
At some point, I'm going to flash Manjaro ARM to an SD card and play around with it. Depending how I like it, I may flash it to the internal memory.
I have to give that game a shot, seems fun. I'll download it when I'm done with duty travel.
I think you'll like Manjaro ARM. It's been my main OS for the PBPro