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I also never had an issue with Ubuntu on Raspberry Pi. They even provide packages to update the EEPROM. But it doesn’t surprise me that it just works since Ubu
by hda111 5y ago
I also never had an issue with Ubuntu on Raspberry Pi. They even provide packages to update the EEPROM.
But it doesn’t surprise me that it just works since Ubuntu is a commercial distro. They even sell products for the Raspberry Pi version.
- freedomben 5y agoHow soon after a new Pi model comes out do you try? If you wait 6 months then yes, Ubuntu tends to work fine (although you do still need a specific build. You can't just download a generic one). I used to use Ubuntu MATE on pi, but when the Pi4 came out it took a long time before it was supported.
- hhh 5y agoI tried within a week or two of the cm4 releasing. This may be unfair due to the similarities of the pi4 and the cm4. I’ll know better when pi5 releases. I heavily utilize these in my work, and have great incentive to have new pi’s supported on Ubuntu immediately:)