← Back to context Comment by anesxvito 9 days ago [flagged] 3 comments anesxvito Reply LeFantome 9 days ago You have been able to run full Linux distros on Raspberry Pi for ages. Ubuntu since 23.10 and Debian most notably. sho_hn 9 days ago Honestly, a Pi 5 is powerful enough to run a full desktop very comfortably. It's not a low-powered computer anymore by any means. bloomingeek 8 days ago Indeed, after adding the NVME SSD card and installing Ubuntu on the drive, it's my daily driver.
LeFantome 9 days ago You have been able to run full Linux distros on Raspberry Pi for ages. Ubuntu since 23.10 and Debian most notably.
sho_hn 9 days ago Honestly, a Pi 5 is powerful enough to run a full desktop very comfortably. It's not a low-powered computer anymore by any means. bloomingeek 8 days ago Indeed, after adding the NVME SSD card and installing Ubuntu on the drive, it's my daily driver.
bloomingeek 8 days ago Indeed, after adding the NVME SSD card and installing Ubuntu on the drive, it's my daily driver.
You have been able to run full Linux distros on Raspberry Pi for ages. Ubuntu since 23.10 and Debian most notably.
Honestly, a Pi 5 is powerful enough to run a full desktop very comfortably. It's not a low-powered computer anymore by any means.
Indeed, after adding the NVME SSD card and installing Ubuntu on the drive, it's my daily driver.