standardnotes
[Request] Support for the Pinebook Pro (ARM)
Compiling for ARM should open the door for Pinebook Pro and Rasperry Pi.
Is that possible given how the project is setup?
$ cat /proc/version
Linux version 5.11.16-1-MANJARO-ARM (builduser@on2-runner) (gcc (GCC) 10.2.0, GNU ld (GNU Binutils) 2.35) #1 SMP Wed Apr 21 12:27:08 UTC 2021
Manjaro, the distro the Pinebook Pro recommends, is already setup to work with SnapStore: https://snapcraft.io/install/standard-notes/manjaro
But of course it won't install without ARM support:
$ sudo snap install standard-notes
error: snap "standard-notes" is not available on stable for this architecture (arm64) but exists on other architectures (amd64)
Big fan of everything ya'll are doing.
Hey @LaserHodl! On paper this sounds feasible - the projects we rely on to build the app for multiple platforms seem to support ARM! The biggest concern for us is always overextending and drowning in support requests as we add one more platform to our list 😅 (cc @antsgar)
a duplicate of https://github.com/standardnotes/forum/issues/1241.
the projects we rely on to build the app for multiple platforms seem to support ARM! The biggest concern for us is always overextending and drowning in support requests as we add one more platform to our list sweat_smile
@baptiste-grob is that really the case? in the above issue @JaspalSuri and on Slack @johnny243 told me that it's unfeasible due to missing dependencies.
Hey @LaserHodl! On paper this sounds feasible - the projects we rely on to build the app for multiple platforms seem to support ARM! The biggest concern for us is always overextending and drowning in support requests as we add one more platform to our list 😅 (cc @antsgar)
Hi, thanks for your devotion first, well, is there any future plan to support Apple M1, which is ARM structure.
@baptiste-grob is that really the case? in the above issue @JaspalSuri and on Slack @johnny243 told me that it's unfeasible due to missing dependencies.
@chaserene I may be wrong, my answer comes from a cursory glance at our dependencies 🙂
Hi, thanks for your devotion first, well, is there any future plan to support Apple M1, which is ARM structure.
@glamoroussky Apple M1 support is planned, yes!