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Are you sure Teamviewer has an ARM version for Windows? I see only a Linux version on their website and when I googled about it I just found people asking when they're making a Windows ARM64 version

sorry but don't know how add an item...

but please add in coding section godot 4.3 rc1 now support native arm64 editor and export

https://godotengine.org/article/release-candidate-godot-4-3-rc-1/

thanks, gianluca.

Now that I have my Surface Laptop, I've been going through some of the apps that are listed here. I think there is some confusion on which apps are ARM64EC or just running in emulation.

You can check task manager to see the architecture the process is running in:

• Native = will show up as "arm64"
• ARM64EC = shows up in as "arm64 (x64 Compatible)"
• Emulation = shows up as either "x64" or "x86"

@arminask I wonder if it's worth modifying the readme to include this information - [Edit: Never mind about CapCut, but I do have a list of some other apps that are running in emulation and not ARM64EC/arm64 that were mis-identified]

Even though there is no official version of the Switch Emulator Ryujinx for WoA yet, self compiling Ryujinx for ARM works flawlessly, thanks to the work the devs have already put into proper driver support for Snapdragon devices. There are still occasional graphical bugs in some games, but most games are in a totally playable state, therefore I think it is worth it to list it as an unofficial build.

Sadly I am unable to selfhost and add it myself. But if anyone else could do that, that would be awesome.

There is the main fork of Ruyjinx, but there is also a special fork that tries to optimize Ryujinx for mobile GPU architecture like Adreno, which struggle with splitting VRAM frequently (as done by most console and PC games), by reducing the amount of VRAM splitting. This ends up improving performance significantly. Here is the link: https://github.com/riperiperi/Ryujinx/tree/defer-clear-2. There are build instructions on the Github and thanks to it using the dotnet SDK, it is very quick and easy. Though you propably need to update the fork after cloning with the "git checkout defer-clear-2" command, before building

Here is a precompiled version to quickly verify that it is working properly natively: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/6ump6zr70n6mjfwd8a2d7/RyujinxBetaV6.7z?rlkey=320481a1q3snp96w89d7216f4&st=nqvfjjl2&dl=0

Greetings fellow windowed ARMenians,

almost 3 months have passed since @driver1998 released his great guide (US-EN/ZH-CN) on how to retrofit older Snapdragon SoCs with graphics drivers for the Vulkan API.

The basics remain (the transfusion comes from the SD Elite's graphics drivers package), however there were some developments worth mentioning:

• THE BAD - Qualcomm stopped / blocked the usage of the Vulkan ICD on older Snapdragon SoCs (back in April starting with v31.0.53)

1. The last usable package remains the mentioned one (v31.0.47)
2. Maybe patching the qcvkarm64xum.dll will remedy this in the future 🤞

• THE GOOD - LunarG released their Vulkan Runtime for Windows on ARM by now

1. No more hunting for the vulkan-1.dll, it's included
2. The accompanying command line tool vulkaninfo.exe, can display and export the supported Vulkan feature palett

• THE UGLY - The few Vulkan applications I have tested so far (tech demos, benchmarks & games), produced mixed results - so there is no way around meticulous testing

Last but not least, let's gather additional information and compile a compatibility chart:

• Website load time.
  (Unrelated, issue was on my end)

• Resources page layout/design needs to be improved
  I don't particularly like the way it looks right now, what do others think?
  This page could also include other docs to ARM related things.

• Inconsistencies with the application subtitles
  I currently find the software labeling a bit messy. Some apps have architecture labels, some do not,
  some have the software description, some don't. I think agreeing on a standardized subtitle formatting would
  be more consistent across all the apps?

These are just my thoughts written, so that I don't forget. You're welcome to agree or disagree on them.

Hi all - looks like you can now compile an arm64 native version of Telegram as all dependencies can be compiled natively. You can follow the regular build guide except:

Follow the regular build guide except the following changes:

• Run the ARM64 Native Tools Command Prompt
• Use Python 3.11 (ARM native build)
• Edit the tdesktop\cmake\variables.cmake file and adjust the following:

• `if (CMAKE_SYSTEM_PROCESSOR MATCHES "arm")` change to `if (CMAKE_SYSTEM_PROCESSOR MATCHES "ARM*")`
  

• Change the arch in the build step to: configure.bat arm qt6 -D TDESKTOP_API_ID=YOUR_API_ID -D TDESKTOP_API_HASH=YOUR_API_HASH
• Note that I had to specify qt6 in order to get the build to work but you may not need to

Not sure if this counts to be added @arminask ? :)

this link

Not a big deal,

but if you really want to recommend a native Windows on ARM app in a fast & simple way,

you just use the search function on

https://armrepo.ver.lt/

and copy the search URL from the address bar.

Sadly this link will not redo the search upon opening - in fact you have to use the search box again and retype it.

Since this search operation is working on homer by @bastienwirtz , we might need to update our "bone structure".

I stumbled upon this micro-issue a while ago, but only recently made use of the search links.

Sorry, I don't know how to Pull requests.
AdGuardhome: https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdGuardHome
Alist: https://github.com/alist-org/alist
BatteryTracker: Microsoft store or https://github.com/myfix16/BatteryTracker
Character Map: Microsoft store or https://github.com/character-map-uwp/Character-Map-UWP
Ditto: https://github.com/jglathe/Ditto/tree/jg/arm64build
Dism++: https://github.com/Chuyu-Team/Dism-Multi-language
Microsoft To do: Microsoft store
Microsoft Journal: Microsoft store
Minecraft:(Bedrock): Microsoft store
Pot: https://github.com/pot-app/pot-desktop
StartWard: https://github.com/Scighost/Starward
Twinkle-tray: Microsoft store or https://github.com/xanderfrangos/twinkle-tray
Visible Body: Microsoft store
MS PC Manager: Microsoft store

I'm sure many are aware that WSA has stopped development months ago. I have been informed by one of the group members that

1. they are aware that the newly released snapdragon X as well as any new chips likely will not support WSA out of the box
2. they have no plans to support them in the foreseeable future

I suggest to either remove the support for WSA for win on arm, or add a sidenote on which devices are supported, to avoid confusion.

Remote Desktop Manager added ARM64 support since:

Version 2022.3.14.0 (November 1, 2022)
https://devolutions.net/remote-desktop-manager/release-notes/

If you can add it to the homepage with the URL: https://devolutions.net/remote-desktop-manager/

Thanks!

Unigram as of right now only runs emulated on ARM64, and the developer has said he will not develop an ARM64 version.

Call it self-appraisal or even adulation, it's proof that our contributions here haven't gone unnoticed by the (social & tech) media.

Here is my start:

Happy Easter, peace, love & prosperity!

I noticed that there is a missing icon for the PWA - not sure if this is required or not - but might be worthwhile to add:

/assets/icons/pwa-192x192.png is the file referenced in the error.

@arminask