Look it up, Bookworm - the Raspberry Pi 5 just got its first OS(es)
Summary
It’s a port of the Debian’s latest release, and is thus named after the immortal star of the Toy Story franchise, rather than the worlds greatest PopCap game. Our sister site has more on the technical side of Wayland’s implications, as well as this genuine sentence: “[...]we had early access to a beta of Bookworm and found it to be a great OS. But wait, theres more Naturally, just as I log off to forget the barren hole that the Raspberry Pi microcomputer has left in my heart, our brothers in arms in the ecomm wars broke the news that (or will, when you can get your hands on one). This is good and expected: Ubuntu is probably the Linux distribution most people have heard of, and is something I’d like to explore, perhaps, in a Raspberry Pi 5 review for TechRadar Pro - because I’m currently not touching with a barge pole. Installing an operating system on it, for instance, can’t really get easier, thanks to the , a lightweight programme allowing for easy download and configuration of various Linux distributions, including the RPi OS Bookworm port, sorted by use-case.