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Edge for Linux/ARM64
I know there was announcements at Ignite 2019 that Edge would come to Linux at some point. My guess is that meant builds for x86_64. I would like to ask that builds be made for ARM64 as well. With ARM64 for Windows being put out there at some point in the near future, it would be nice to see all bases covered.
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I too want to voice my support for this. I would love to use Edge on my Chromebook.
- I'd really like Edge for Linux/Arm64
+1 I would like to see MS Edge for Linux arm64
- +1, please implement this!
- Setting up my arm64 Debian 12 build and was very disappointed that at the end of 2023 a linux arm64 build of edge was still not available. Please Microsoft, give us a linux arm64 build. Pretty Please! Thanks.
- This would be extremely helpful for our case too
- need for ubuntu @ userland on android
- This would be great for me. I was trying to install the normal version a while ago and it failed bc im on an arm cpu. (This is my main chromebook btw)
- I'll add my +1 to the thread.
I guess I will add my voice to the list of people asking for this. Being able to run VSCode on my Chromebook is really handy. I try to keep school logins and whatnot on Edge, so it would be nice to use it on this device too. Not having a version for ARM Linux is forcing me to use Chrome, at least some of the time.
- Count me as another user who need ARM64 Linux Edge.
Linux phones are a thing now, even if they're still kind of niche - the PinePhone and Librem 5 are two popular Linux handsets. Chromimum works acceptably well on the Librem 5, but lacks the ability to sync browser profile data for Edge users. - Still no news in 2023?
- arm64 Edge is inevitable. Please build this as soon as possible. Thank you.
