Koeshi wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 14, 2017 11:54 am

Basically go with the 32-bit version if you want wifi and bluetooth to work.

All right,thx you

The RPF(T) recommend Raspbian, which is 32bit. Generally there are some minor performance improvement on 64, but nothing huge. But if you really want Arch, I'd go with 32bit, since we know all the Raspberry specific stuff works in 32bit and we know there are some issues with running them under 64bi...

Hi all
I want to try linux arch on my Raspberry Pi 3
I plan to use it for daily
do I have to install openGL driver to be able to watch videos on Youtube smoothly like Raspbian?
if so, how to install it? I've been searching on google, but still confused
Thx a lot

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