I also tried the OS @fruitoftheloom suggested, it works as well and it's even better because it's more similar to Ubuntu (in terms of terminal's commands) which I already know. Thanks to everyone!

At the end I managed to install Gentoo, quite easily actually. Now I've to understand how to make it able to compile 32-bit arm assembly, but at least I can see something working!

Sure, I need to write some assembly programs in the ARM 64 version

Hi everybody, I'm experiencing some problems with the installation of a 64-bit OS in the Raspberry Pi 3 board. I started off using Raspbian, and I had no issue at all, but then I needed to switch to a 64-bit one and I'm not able to work in a satisfying way with any of them. So far I've tried the lat...

Hi everybody, I'm relatively new to the raspberry board, and I need to install a 64-bit OS in order to program in ARM assembly. I decided to install the openSUSE Leap 42.3 version, following the instructions at this link: https://en.opensuse.org/HCL:Raspberry_Pi3 . When I connect the SD card and the...