Pinebook Pro with fedora possible?

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Hello.

Just wondering if anyone thinks it would be possible to install fedora 31 on a Pinebook Pro? (aarch64) I have nothing against debian but I find working in a red hat environment easier and more useful with my job. Seems like a nice little laptop with a decent amount of ram. Any ideas on how to get started would be much appreciated if its even possible.

I did install fedora 31 (beta) on a raspberry pi 3b which I still have. Would it be similar process? where you dump an image onto a sd card with a command line tool?  (arm-image-installer)  Or would I just create a bootable usb disk with the aarch64 iso file? At first I guess I'd want to use an external drive to hold fedora so as to not mess up the pre-install debian until I know what I'm doing.


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