dep via tde-users wrote:
But I'm unclear as to the cross compatibility of the architectures. There are a few concerns I have, the two main ones being the Proton applications and TDE. (I've been spoiled in that almost everything -- but not Proton stuff -- has worked perfectly on the Raspberry Pi.)
I actually tried this since RPi2. With RPi4 I can say, TDE works fine on ARM. I couldn't use it for daily work however, because I have a scanner with some part of the code(firmware or similar proprietary library) that required x86 32/64 arch. For the RPi4 it required the RPi kernel, because of firmware and some other stuff for periphery (display, audio etc).
So, there being substantial knowledge here, I have a question: Why is it a bad idea to build an ARM-based desktop machine?
No idea why it would not be recommended. It works fine.
BR
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