There's little to report on installing Giocoso on Ubuntu-on-Pi: everything goes smoothly, from the OS installation onwards.
Ubuntu is, after all, one of the two operating systems that can be downloaded as part of the 'netboot' process the Pi offers you on first power-on. I installed version 23.10 (the latest one possible at the time of writing), in 64-bit mode, and after a bit of configuration and rebooting, the Giocoso installer was downloaded and launched in standard fashion. Once the program was launched, everything just worked:
As you can see, even in-terminal display of album art works first time of asking! Sound output was fine, too: this is, I would suggest, an entirely excellent platform on which to run Giocoso effectively.
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