This has brought life to a variety of projects inspired by creative imaginations.
Fedora, Ubuntu, Arch, Debian, and Pop!
OS now offer an ARM-based version for the Raspberry Pi bringing an affordable everyday desktop solution to your home.
Lets review these options so that you could decide which one is right for your Raspberry Pi.
As well, you’ve got the option to utilize the included software center to download common applications.
EndeavourOS
Arch Linux (Arch) has been developing ARM-based solutions since 2009.
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The problem with full control is that the initial setup can be rather complex for the uninitiated.
EndeavourOS creates a straightforward experience when installing Arch Linux.
Both are great examples of practical uses of the Arch Linux image, EndeavourOS.
Check out Artemis, and other flavors, on theofficial EndeavourOS download and install guide.
There is a plethora of community assistance from tech blogs, forums, and official FAQs.
If you’re looking for a no-frills distro, Debian will suit your needs well.
Consult our guide onhow to download and install Debianto get started.
Pop!_OS
Pop!_OS is based on Ubuntu and has a custom GNOME desktop environment called COSMIC.
System76 is the company behind this version of Linux.
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Recently, System76 and HP have collaborated to deliver a developer-focused laptop with Pop!_OS pre-installed.
Another focus, for System76, is to ensure that your installation is secured by default.
What Major Linux Distribution Will You Try Next?
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It is no surprise that there are a few hiccups with these newer releases from popular Linux distributions.
Most functions will work well; however, some tweaking may be involved.
This is why the Raspberry Pi is so great.
