How to Install Ubuntu, Cockpit, Podman, and Pi-Hole on your Raspberry Pi Tutorial (EASY mode)

Super slick method to install Ubuntu Server, Cockpit, Podman, and Pi-Hole onto your Raspberry Pi.
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Very straight forward tutorial. I really hope you enjoy.

[@ulliulli]

that was very helpfull. thank you!

[@bokami3445]

Nice tutorial, just wish I'd seen it sooner, I just installed Pi-Hole a few weeks ago and it's a real pain to reconfigure it now that my entire house hold network relies on it. I'll definitely use your tutorial when next I overhaul my setup

[@toolbelt]

Most excellent video. Thank you.

[@Walian-rw1go]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@PeterBatah]

Brilliant. Thank you

[@Walian-rw1go]

Just an FYI, you need to use Ubuntu Server for this. If you try to install Cockpit+Podman on Raspberry Pi OS Lite, the version of cockpit-podman in the raspberrypi.org repos isn't current, and it won't work.

[@bokami3445]

Thank you for the heads up

[@vodderville]

Thanks for this video. I found it just after I had installed Pi Os Lite (64-Bit), so I thought I'd give the installation of cockpit a try as a learning experience. It needed a sudo apt update half way through but it appears to have worked. Do you know if they have updated the repos? What should I look out for if I continue with Debian?

[@edoardozanella6772]

Hey, great video, what piece of hardware are you using?