by Argus »P.S. It was kind of hard to find this, being that it was moved to off-topic. Any reason this doesn't qualify as a regular question?
I am NOT a moderator, and only a moderator or admin that moved it can answer that, but my guess is, because it is not a official Debian release,
it almost falls into "another distro" class, the main board is intended for specifically Debian, and when it is other distros, or mixes based on Debian they are discussed in the off topic board, ....No big deal, since you are new here, and apparently new to Debian, obviously you didn't realize that.
Sometimes they send the OP a PM , with a explanation but I guess this time
who ever moved it did not do that.
https://wiki.debian.org/RaspberryPi3
RaspberryPi3
The Raspberry Pi 3 is a version of the RaspberryPi which was released in February 2016. It contains a 1.2 GHz ARM Cortex-A53 CPU and hence is the first version of the RaspberryPi to support the arm64 architecture.
Debian buster runs on the Raspberry Pi 3, but there are a few issues preventing us from releasing an official image: ---snip---
Any way, there is some information on the Debian website, and also we do have some other members experienced with Raspberry Pi 3, and also Buster, (debian testing) which is not yet a official release either, all though plans are to name it Buster when released.
from:
https://wiki.debian.org/RaspberryPiGenerally, your best bet is to use
Raspbian- which is (mostly) Debian armhf rebuilt by members of Debian for the RPi's ARMv6+VFP2 ARM variant. Raspbian releases usually follow the corresponding Debian release but do deviate in a handful of cases for various reasons.