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Kindle already runs Linux. However it only has a very limited set of programs included (the reader, launcher, audiobook reader...)
You can chroot a Debian or Alpine linux, the solutions are not outdated (but maybe your device is...). They can run in CLI mode in KTerm or even have a full XFCE desktop.
Unfortunately an old non-touch non-keyboard device is probably the worst choice for hacking, as it allows very little interaction.
It also has a very old software stack, it will be difficult to find software that supports it (e.g. elinks, the successor of Lynx has pre-built arm-hf binaries that will run directly on newer Kindles).
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