ARM based systems are very prevalent in technology today. We have Raspberry PI, Chromebook, Surface X, and Apple will be transitioning in the future. I for one tend to have my Arm based Chromebook with me almost constantly where I only have my Intel Macbook with me when I’m home or on a extended trip.
I’ve seen mention in the discord that Arm is being looked at towards/after the 1.0 release. I’m not sure why building a new architecture should need to wait that long. At least on the linux side cross-compiling should be straight forward and is a one time setup.
I’ll second that request. I’m enjoying using my Raspberry Pi 4 - 8GB as a Linux desktop, and most apps (Firefox, LibreOffice, etc) work just fine. But there is only an x86 Linux version of Obsidian.md
Among my devices that I use is also an ARM powered Chromebook. It would be very nice to have an ARM build that I could run on this. I just started with Obsidian and immediately fell in love with the software.
Is there any chance that an ARM build might happen?
I’d like to ask you about new target architecture named armh (32-bit armv7hf). I understand that it is obsoleted a little bit but there are a lot of active devices like my asus c201p chromebook. So it would be great to taking notes in Obsidian using it.