Questions about Mathematica license

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Hello,

I’ve read that on PiOS you get a free license of Mathematica when running on a pi. This is of importance to me as my original plan for the uConsole was to be a gray-zone uber calculator running Mathematica. I’m planning on adding the hacker gadgets upgrade (nvme and adapter board), AC1200, and AIO V2 as well to my 8/64 eMMC CM5. I’m wondering what the best OS is (I’ve heard much about His Holiness Rex’s trixie) and if Mathematica recognizes it and the hardware, which would hypothetically allow for a free license.
Mathematica aside, does anybody know the general pipeline/workflow of what I’ll have to install and what I’ll have to learn myself? I’m sure I could get it in time but I’m just not quite sure where to even look yet.

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Powering it with 2x Samsung 30Q.

If anybody spots any glaring issues with my proposed build before this damned uconsole gets here, please enlighten me so I am not destined to failure

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it sure does, i just don’t include it in my images like RPi does just to save space as not many people use it. to install it just sudo apt install wolfram-engine
the samsung 30q batteries are pretty good and you shouldn’t have a problem with them, just make sure to get the from a reputable dealer.

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