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Question should be
How to set a hotspot on Linux?
Any Linux distro that uses network manager = easy, it goe something like:
-right click on the network icon located up or down on the right side close to the clock
-choose "edit connections"
-double click on the wifi connection
-go to "Wi-Fi" tab
-select "hotspot" from the drop down menu and add info as neede like BSSID etc
-click save
-close
left click on network manager and select the wifi network to reconnect
done.

zram is a kernel option which can be disabled by adding zram.enabled=0 to boot.txt
Do you guys want to try that?
The Debian tools are not really necessary. The kernel docs explain how to configure it manually.
www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/admin-guide/blockdev/zram.html

No and if you want to you're on your own. Totally beyond the scope of this forum.
And not a good idea for too many reasons.

Hello did anyone tried to set up a hotspot on raspberry pi to connect remotely?