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How to Install Ubuntu Server 26.04 on Raspberry Pi: A Step-by-Step Guide

By

Patrick Fromaget

20h ago· 13 min readen

Summary

A practical guide for installing Ubuntu Server 26.04 on Raspberry Pi models. The article covers using Raspberry Pi Imager or direct download, initial setup without a desktop interface, and configuration tips for home server or lab use. It's aimed at users who want a lightweight Linux server experience on ARM hardware.

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I like Ubuntu Server on a Raspberry Pi when I want something close to a 'real' Linux server, without the desktop tools I don't need.
It's a good fit for a home server, a small lab, or anything that will mostly run in the background.
The only downside is that the first boot drops you straight into the command line, which can feel a bit dry if you're used to Raspberry Pi OS with a desktop.
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