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I was going through distros last night to run on my mini pc that I plan to use as a home lab/server and as a complete beginner I figured it would be easiest to use CasaOS. However, Fedora surprised me on how intuitive it seemed coming from Windows. I read that Fedora Server has a pretty big learning curve for a noob but would it be dumb to run the base Fedora so I can learn that while I'm learning CasaOS? Everything I read says Debian or Ubuntu is the "best" to run under CasaOS but I really like how Fedora looks. Anyone else tried this setup?

Anyone manage to get Chrome installed on a Raspberry Pi 5 running Ubuntu 26.04 LTS? Or at least Chromium-->A Better Chromium (where you can log into your google account for bookmarks, etc)?
For Chrome, I've tried apt install and a .deb file. Apt says "Error: Unable to locate package google-chrome-stable" and the .deb file says "package architecture (amd64) does not match system (arm64)."
For Chromium, I've installed via Pi Apps and once I update to A Better Chromium it just simply doesnt open. Not really sure where to look for log yet or would even know what I was looking at if I had a log to look at.

Love this little thing. I also love to tinker and have been having a lot of fun with Linux (Debian 13 right now) on the Raspberry Pi5. It dawned on my that the RG477m has a much better processor and GPU than the RaspPi5 so I was wondering if anyone has figured out how to run Linux on here? Been googlin' and youtubin' and so far all I've seen is Garlic OS (which is still Android).