Advice AMIs with graphic design

While it's possible to use a t4g.nano instance with Linux for basic tasks, there are some important considerations for your specific use case:

1. T4g instances use ARM-based AWS Graviton2 processors, which may have compatibility issues with some software, including certain browsers.

2. The t4g.nano is the smallest instance in the T4g family, with very limited resources (2 vCPUs and 0.5 GiB of memory). This may not be sufficient for running a graphical environment and watching videos smoothly.

3. By default, most Linux AMIs for EC2 don't come with a graphical user interface (GUI) pre-installed, as they're typically used for server applications.

4. There aren't specific AMIs designed for graphic design or browser usage on t4g instances. Most AMIs are minimal installations to keep the instance size small.

5. Installing and running Tor browser on a t4g.nano instance might be challenging due to the ARM architecture and limited resources.

If you still want to proceed with a t4g.nano instance, you would need to:

1. Choose an ARM64-compatible Linux AMI.
2. Manually install a lightweight desktop environment and necessary graphics libraries.
3. Install an ARM-compatible version of a web browser (Tor browser may not be directly compatible).

However, this setup may not provide a smooth experience for watching videos or performing marketing tests due to the instance's limited resources. For your intended use case, a larger instance with more resources and x86 architecture might be more suitable, although I understand you specifically asked about t4g.nano.

Your English is understandable, and there's no need to apologize. I hope this information helps clarify the limitations and potential challenges of using a t4g.nano instance for your specific needs.
Sources
Amazon EC2 T4g Instances - Amazon Web Services
AMI-based product requirements for AWS Marketplace - AWS Marketplace