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| − | Oh, I see how it is. Windows only supports x86 CPU architectures | + | Oh, I see how it is. Windows only supports x86 CPU architectures, so if you want to port Windows onto ARM, Windows RT won't work, so consider editing [http://www.reactos.org ReactOS] and make it ARM compatible. (If you know what to do, that is. :) It would be awesome to the community!)<br /> |
But do understand that even if ReactOS itself would work, you could run none of the x86 Windows applications on it. | But do understand that even if ReactOS itself would work, you could run none of the x86 Windows applications on it. | ||
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Revision as of 19:04, 23 December 2012
You've picked an OS!
What's Linux?
As you don't know what Linux is, it's preferable to skip over to this section.
IWannaWindows
Oh, I see how it is. Windows only supports x86 CPU architectures, so if you want to port Windows onto ARM, Windows RT won't work, so consider editing ReactOS and make it ARM compatible. (If you know what to do, that is. :) It would be awesome to the community!)
But do understand that even if ReactOS itself would work, you could run none of the x86 Windows applications on it.
Raspbian
Hello, newcomer (to Linux and/or the Raspberry Pi). To get Raspbian, the official OS for the Raspberry Pi, click here. Raspbian is a specialized version of Linux just for the Raspberry Pi!
Nobuntu
Because of Canonical's stubborn decision, they have decided to not support ARM 6 and below. We'd recommend either Raspbian or Debian, as Ubuntu is a derivative of Debian.
Fedora or Red Hat
Shoot! Red Hat is not making an ARM version available! Please try the default distro.
ArchLinux
Hmm, congrats! Arch Linux IS supported by the RasPi Foundation! Please click here for an Arch Linux download for the RasPi.
Debian
Ok. Good for you. Please click here for an appropriate Debian download for the RasPi.
