You need to install a load of QML modules it needs. However, the package wouldn't install first time on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS when running sudo dpkg -i imager_b The Raspberry Pi foundation provides a tool for creating bootable SD cards, which will do the hard work for you. Great, I thought, I can run Ubuntu on my Pi and go from there. My initial cloud backup provider didn't provide an application for ARM processors, which I stupidly didn't factor in to the purchase, so I found a one which has support for Linux, specifically mentioning Ubuntu.
I've also had issues getting the backups up to the cloud for a while, but I figured my problems were solved when the Raspberry Pi Foundation released the 8GB Raspberry Pi. I've previously written about my backups, the server they were running from, and the NAS drive problems i have had.
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