Kind of… You need a 3rd party application to run it on Linux.
https://github.com/PancakeTAS/lsfg-vk?tab=readme-ov-file
I haven’t tried it yet since I haven’t needed to but with this sale, it’s worth giving it a shot.
Saw your comment on mine and finally saw this one.
I’m gonna take a look at openstreetmap-tile-server and see about running that since if all has gone to shit, who knows if GPS will work. Least it’s almost like a paper map and can be auto-updated as long as we still have internet. Quick Gist someone wrote here.
DietPi makes it dead simple to run most of these things as their “software suite” is pretty robust and simple to setup.
For “user facing” applications:
For “admin side” stuff:
I try to use containers from LinuxServer.io whenever possible. Mostly just cause it’s what I do on my main server.
I’m still looking at adding/removing things as I get more time to sit down but I’m pretty happy with it’s current state.
Cause if ya wanna go overboard like I did, 1TB of NVME storage, can add with SD Card if necessary. 16GB RAM. Very little learning curve for my part as I use SBCs often. Plus almost every Docker container and program I want works on RPi without any hassle.
There’s also more robust guides and community for RPi.
Just my thoughts.
Just built one of those using Dietpi as the OS and NVME M.2 for the storage. I have many different ZIMs and running different services and only using about 270GB.
Works great for offline use. Probably should add an ISO or 2 as well.