[–] BRockShooter ago (edited ago)
Debian works on a Raspberry Pi and it runs an ARM processor. So, I would assume that it should work.
[–] sakuramboo ago
Why wouldn't it?
[–] Evotras 0 points 2 points 2 points (+2|-0) ago (edited ago)
I can't answer this specifically, but I recall that ARM processors are sometimes special, special as in a pain in the ass.
While trying to install linux on my ARM Chromebook, there was a whole separate guide for that type of processor instead of the one-size-fits-all non-ARM processor Chromebooks. Even with the guide I could not get it to work successfully. My experience may not be relevant, but I wanted to share just in case.
[–] icenine ago (edited ago)
Most desktop OSes are designed for the x86 archetecture, something that's been around for literally decades. ARM has its own special one. If it is supported, it's based on newer code that may or may not be as robust, the older stuff. Good luck!