From searching the web, I get the impression there's no up to date version of Anaconda for Raspbian. Does anyone know if it's possible to install Anaconda on a 64-bit Ubuntu server installation on a Pi 4?
Thanks.
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Probably, but better switch to the Ubuntu Desktop 20.10 version for Raspberry Pi. In my experience it's a lot smoother than Ubuntu Server
20.04 + added desktop. That's partially my limited experience with installing desktops on server distros, but mainly I think a whole lot of improvements in the 20.10 RPi version.(They do say that 20.10 Desktop requires a Pi4 4 GB, so it might not work on a Pi4 with 1 or 2 GB.)
I don't actually need a desktop/GUI --- I was planning to run it headlessly & use ssh.
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Dana Mon, 02 Nov 2020 11:17:51 +0000, Adam Funk napis'o:
Remove everythng you don't need...
What's the advantage of installing "desktop" & removing what you can find of what you don't need, instead of installing "server" & adding things as you discover you need them?
Maybe he meant: go with the server version to begin with.
Until last week or so the advantage was that 20.10 Desktop seems a lot smoother on the Pi than 20.04 Server. But now they released separate
20.10 Server versions:
If, for any reason, somebody decides to stop updating "server" version you can install what you have and remove packages you do not need. I usually install only the basic packages on my Debian machine and install only the thing I need. Partitioning, kernel, apt... and than install packages I need.
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