Open Stoutscientist opened 1 year ago
Modrinth "works" with ARM64, if you build from source, but iirc it currently assumes that all Linux is x86_64 and downloads the wrong natives, so you can't get past the initial part of the launcher.
497 and #73 cover this (TL:DR: there will be support eventually)
Modrinth "works" with ARM64, if you build from source, but iirc it currently assumes that all Linux is x86_64 and downloads the wrong natives, so you can't get past the initial part of the launcher.
Hey how can I compile it ? There is a tutorial or smth ?
Back when I compiled for ARM, I used the command nix shell --accept-flake-config github:getchoo/nix-exprs#modrinth-app
on the nix flake with a Raspberry PI. I don't know if anything has changed though.
I'm pretty sure that if you compile this, it's going to open to a blank window and throw a bunch of errors like last time.
Back when I compiled for ARM, I used the command
nix shell --accept-flake-config github:getchoo/nix-exprs#modrinth-app
on the nix flake with a Raspberry PI. I don't know if anything has changed though.I'm pretty sure that if you compile this, it's going to open to a blank window and throw a bunch of errors like last time.
oh i tough there is a stable version of it but thx i will try this
I haven't checked recently, and I really don't want to recompile on something with 1GB of ram. Either way, if it's not a tauri issue it probably won't be hard to fix if you look into the codebase and test it on your ARM machine.
Is your suggested enhancement related to a problem? Please describe.
There are no builds for ARM64
Describe the solution you'd like
It would be awesome if ARM64 Linux support was added.
Describe alternatives you've considered
No response
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