Thank you so much for your work in this tool !
Like many others in the last years,
I also can attest that ttyd works perfectly in the many
various arm architectures, armv5 armv6 v7 etc.
They match various popular devices like the various Raspberry models, Pi2 Pi3 PiZero.
The release page, listing the precompiled binaries, https://github.com/tsl0922/ttyd/releases, however only list 3 different arm types.
ttyd_linux.aarch64
ttyd_linux.arm
ttyd_linux.armhf
This maybe sufficient though, as one can, for example use the binary "arm" or "armhf" in some of the other armvXXX. And of course aarch64 is only for Raspberry 64 bit versions.
But which one exactly is the information missing.
It would help a lot if you could simply add a few lines in the README page at least, helping arm users choose the correct version.
I understand that it might be hard to you , to maintain binaries for all many different ARM versions by default.And that you might not want to make the file list in the releases page too long.
But could you add this information to the README page ?
Something like
....use the 'arm' XYZ version if you're not sure...
or
... use the 'armv XYZ in the Raspberry Pi zero ....
Thanks in advance
Thank you so much for your work in this tool !
Like many others in the last years,
I also can attest that ttyd works perfectly in the many
various arm architectures, armv5 armv6 v7 etc.
They match various popular devices like the various Raspberry models, Pi2 Pi3 PiZero.
The release page, listing the precompiled binaries, https://github.com/tsl0922/ttyd/releases, however only list 3 different arm types.
This maybe sufficient though, as one can, for example use the binary "arm" or "armhf" in some of the other armvXXX. And of course aarch64 is only for Raspberry 64 bit versions.
But which one exactly is the information missing.
It would help a lot if you could simply add a few lines in the README page at least, helping arm users choose the correct version.
I understand that it might be hard to you , to maintain binaries for all many different ARM versions by default.And that you might not want to make the file list in the releases page too long.
But could you add this information to the README page ?
Something like
Thanks in advance