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I just got a swanky Snapdragon X Elite laptop which brings a big boost to ARM64 apps on Windows.
I'm surprised by how many apps already offer native ARM binaries, my all time favorites like KeePassXC & Everything, and even obscure ones like window-switcher offer them.
CopyQ is one of my favorite utilities that does not yet offer a native ARM build for Windows. I kindly request this be looked into, perhaps it's fairly simple to pull off.
Thanks in advance!
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I just acquired a laptop with a snapdragon plus. I usually use linux but am waiting for linux support for snapdragon plus. Been using copyQ for about 10 years. @hluk thanks !! .
Anyhow while I am using windows arm,
Not sure regarding AppVeyor CI. And not terribly familiar with it. I had a look at the build def. Looks like AppVeyor might be used to compile along with Visual Studio 19...
I assume folks can attempt local builds if they have Visual Studio.
Assume the issue may be a VS 19 license required for building with the current configuration. Let me know if there's some suggestion on how I might be able to provide assistance.
I just got a swanky Snapdragon X Elite laptop which brings a big boost to ARM64 apps on Windows.
I'm surprised by how many apps already offer native ARM binaries, my all time favorites like KeePassXC & Everything, and even obscure ones like window-switcher offer them.
CopyQ is one of my favorite utilities that does not yet offer a native ARM build for Windows. I kindly request this be looked into, perhaps it's fairly simple to pull off.
Thanks in advance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: