Same old story on the fullscreen front! Can't get it to work! Shame I really like they way they have brought Arch to the Desktop world - so to speak! I understand the new release is starting to implement Pi 400 support. When I was trying it they had not implemented any Pi 400 support and so it took a bit of patching to get Networking etc working correctly. Hands down the quickest OS feel on the Pi 400 - no real surprise being Arch based. I did install the Pixel Desktop but it did exactly the same thing as Raspberry Pi OS - no full screen boot. Goes on well out of the box - if you want to play Amiga Games hands down the best solution. I did try out compiling Amiberry on the platform and 3.3 worked well except for the common problem I have found the it will not boot into fullscreen or even full-window (the $64,000 question why is the part I have not had time to do yet) other than note it actually seems to hold Amiberry in a boot loop of some kind. The basic system that comes with the Raspberry PI 400 kit.

I don't have a Pi4 so these build where all new to me - some workarounds espoused on the net where suggesting install to that first and then transfer to the Pi 400. Like all of us I find myself very 'time' poor these days, so I have not had a chance to delve into the details of why some things do and don't work but I will list the images I have tried and what I have found out (aiming for a full 64bit OS to make the most of the new Hardware). This is just a quick overview of what I have had the time to try so far in my adventure to build an everyday use miniature Amiga system to fit on my limited desk space. What a wonderfull little machine it is! So very impressed with it so far.

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