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Debian aarch64 has been working well on the Raspberry Pi for a while now. Good to see Raspbian catching up.
by als0 6y ago
Debian aarch64 has been working well on the Raspberry Pi for a while now. Good to see Raspbian catching up.
- geerlingguy 6y agoYeah I've seen more and more people switching to Ubuntu's 64 bit build just because there are a lot more arm64-compatible things floating around now than armv7. I'll be happy to not have to spend so much time compiling things for the 32-bit OS!
- mikece 6y agoYep -- I just bought a Raspberry Pi 4 this past weekend and was surprised to learn that .NET Core wasn't supported until I realized Raspbian was 32-bit. I installed Ubuntu/arm64 and while I didn't realize it was a non-GUI OS that was fine and I was able to put .NET Core 3.1 and some small apps on it and all is well.
- camccar 6y ago8gb rpi4 just came out today.
- tomfanning 6y agoUh - I've been using Raspbian + .NET Core for ages. Works fine. pi@pi:~ $ uname -m armv7l
- noarchy 6y agoPerhaps this is too much of a tangent, but why do people feel the need to type out "Uh" or "Um" in internet discussions? Are they trying to mimic the way they speak offline, because if so, it doesn't come across particularly well.
- aaronax 6y agoIt frames the intent of what they are about to "say". Before reading the technical details I already know that the author has a contrasting experience.
- giancarlostoro 6y agoNice I might have to check Ubuntu out for the Pi. I was also debating going the openSUSE route.
- blibble 6y agoare there any disadvantages to using debian aarch64 vs raspbian? I would prefer to be on the base distro for several reasons (though mainly prompt security updates)