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The answer found in How to install ROS on a Raspberry Pi is from 2017 but of course right.

Nowadays I would recommend simply using an ubuntu image from https://ubuntu.com/download/raspberry-pi if this is acceptable for your use case. It worked for me out of the box and you can simply install the debs from the official sources.

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