The Raspberry Pi has its own built-in operating system but you might be wondering if it can run Linux. Here's everything you need to know about it.

With Kali Linux on the Pi 2 and 3 working nicely, it was time for another major test - the "original" Raspberry Pi family, now generally called Pi 1, with the Model A/A+/B/B+ and Zero.

For example the Raspberry Pi Zero is a Linux board, while the Raspberry Pi Pico’s RP2040 processor lacks the required hardware to run everybody’s favourite UNIX-like operating system.

Since the Raspberry Pi Pico 2 doesn’t support PSRAM expansion, Taube notes that his Linux build is designed to work with a different RP2350 board: the $15 SparkFun Pro Micro – RP2350. via ...

This diminutive device sports an LCD screen and keyboard as well as a 64GB solid state drive, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and an integral touchpad.

AArch64 on the Pi You'll need a Raspberry Pi Model 3 to run Oracle Linux. The 3B+ is the best available device, and you should choose that over the predecessor Model 3B and all other previous models.