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It's just like any other distro, so you could run it in a docker container for sure. Here's an example of where a user took my recalbox release for the rockpro and created a docker container for it to run. You'd need to do the same thing.
I meant something like QEMU, since QEMU supports emulating ARM? And if so, how would I best set up QEMU for this? I've tried a couple ways that don't quite seem to work. Or is Docker the best bet here?
Any way to emulate this fork, like a VM, for testing?