I had a rpi 400 using twister os and the keyboard seemed faulty, ie different keys the same. reported by others when I searched.
anyway I dug it out over the weekend and installed bookworm 64bit os and the keyboard works ok. Youtube playback is much better, over wifi. Just got to learn Linux  

Depending on what you want to do ,
not that much Linux needed .
I would also try :
32bit vs 64bit Bookworm
Bullseye OS
Fyde OS
Different browsers ( Chromium , Firefox , Falkon , et . al . )
The beauty of the RPi is the ease of tweeking .

The beauty of the RPi is the ease of tweeking .
not easy now to edit config.txt.
have rpi 1,2,3,400.
this didn't work / fill screen .no hdmi sound on first tv but fine on another.
impressed with youtube play back over wi-fi. no dropped frames. vlc video playback from usb fine. big difference to twister os

I don't know if it's still true, but at one time I seem to remember seeing that only Raspberry Pi's own OS could use the GPU's hardware acceleration. That gave it a clear lead on graphic-intensive stuff.

  Mixtel90 said  

I don't know if it's still true, but at one time I seem to remember seeing that only Raspberry Pi's own OS could use the GPU's hardware acceleration. That gave it a clear lead on graphic-intensive stuff.

I don't know much about this but coincidentally, I was just looking at Raylib which appears to be supported by SmallBASIC which is cross-platform.

I dunno. I have a couple of Pi thingies hanging about but they haven't even been switched on in the last year. The most recent is a 3B that someone gave me. TBH I would only use the Pi OS anyway as I need all the current documentation I can get nowadays. lol

  stanleyella said  

not easy now to edit config.txt.

sudo raspi-config

Pi os does seem to work best overall .
The latest uses Wayland ( ?? ) which messes up some
of my use .... ( So I use Bullseye for those  )
With os ' s on thumb drives it ' s an easy switch .

  hitsware2 said  

  stanleyella said  

not easy now to edit config.txt.

sudo raspi-config

sudo nano config.txt is now config.sys. not like bullseye

  stanleyella said  

  hitsware2 said  

  stanleyella said  

not easy now to edit config.txt.

sudo raspi-config

sudo nano config.txt is now config.sys. not like bullseye

This won't do what you want ?

I always used sudo raspi-config from when I first discovered it. It's definitely the easiest way to set things up. :)  I'm a nano fan too, but only when it's needed. :)