> It's a bummer you can't use this on Raspberry Pi, but then again, they are incredibly bad value right now.
FWIW, you'll now get 90% there with our official repos, basically "just" need to manage kernel and boot procedure yourself. And for that it might be enough to install vanilla Debian (or Armbian?) first.
I.e., not possible means mostly this is not actively supported and we won't put up with RPi's special boot shenanigans.
And we're still open to taking in changes that make this better supported on such hardware, as long as it's a maintainable (targeted) change and does not affect our actually actively supported targets negatively.
FWIW, you'll now get 90% there with our official repos, basically "just" need to manage kernel and boot procedure yourself. And for that it might be enough to install vanilla Debian (or Armbian?) first.
I.e., not possible means mostly this is not actively supported and we won't put up with RPi's special boot shenanigans.
And we're still open to taking in changes that make this better supported on such hardware, as long as it's a maintainable (targeted) change and does not affect our actually actively supported targets negatively.