Supporting ARM architectures
See original GitHub issueIt would be 💯 to get TLJH running on Raspberry Pis and other small boards. Unfortunately miniconda
doesn’t support their ARM processor architectures, so some changes to the installer are needed.
As discussed with @yuvipanda a fix for this would be using virtualenv
instead of conda
. The user environment should be configurable to use either conda
or virtualenv
. Furthermore nodesource also supports ARM architectures.
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@cdibble awesome, yay! Please send PRs when you can.
At least with docker on mac, you can trivially run arm64 builds. This should make testing much easier!