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I have a Pi-top sitting around and was wondering what OS's worked on it. I have the sd card it came with which has something on it but i was wondering if any other OS's would work especially because it has an extra circuit board that it it comes with.
I'm using the older Pi-top not the new Pi-top Ceed, which is more like a Desktop.
The website doesn't specify a list of supported operating systems, but it looks like it should support anything that runs on the Raspberry Pi.
The screen module gets input from a standard HDMI port and has a special board that abstracts the drivers away from the RPi; the keyboard appears to connect via USB. So, your best bets are to pick something that supports USB device input and HDMI out.
