

If the pi ends up with a flavor of Linux:tux:, don’t forget the ZRAM compression.
On my debian I use default settings and end up with nearly double available memory.
It also reduces disk usage by giving ZRAM priority over swap.
The rp5 could be a:
Luanti/VoxelLibre server
Kiwix Wikipedia server
Pi-hole of course.
My rp4 can run the three just fine.
Could try something like home assistant
(Rp4 is just a little underpowered but can function)
Could also turn it into a NAS.




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@ruffsl
As much as I enjoy ease of use via package management, I prefer AppImage.
Although I have more flatpaks, the apps I do have under appimage tend to crash less often compared to flatpaks.
If an app is available as a native package, 10 times out of 10 will go for the native package
I however, would prefer a system without flatpak & snap. :tux: