As a IDEasy user with ARM CPU, I want to get ARM software instead of x86 whenever available so that is runs native and fast instead of via emulation that is slow.
This applies for operating systems (in this priority):
- Apple ARM (Apple Silicon aka M1,M2,M3, ...)
- Windows on ARM (Snapdragon e.g. Elite X, a little bleeding edge because new on the market, e.g. RancherDesktop not working - not even via emulation)
- Linux on ARM (analogue to Windows, but most experimental currently - most Linux Distros do not even yet support this)
Also it applies to all software. The most important software/tools are those that are compute intensive (SDKs, IDEs).
FYI: OS/architecture agnostic tools (maven, gradle, etc.) are not affected and there is nothing to do (however mvnd is compiled with graalvm and therefore not agnostic).
See the sub-issues for the concrete work to be done:
As a IDEasy user with ARM CPU, I want to get ARM software instead of x86 whenever available so that is runs native and fast instead of via emulation that is slow.
This applies for operating systems (in this priority):
Also it applies to all software. The most important software/tools are those that are compute intensive (SDKs, IDEs).
FYI: OS/architecture agnostic tools (maven, gradle, etc.) are not affected and there is nothing to do (however
mvndis compiled with graalvm and therefore not agnostic).See the sub-issues for the concrete work to be done: