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This isn't fully a problem if you're on Windows specifically, but on Linux distros it is problematic.
Here's what happens when I try to run Rojo with Rokit using Ubuntu on my ARM64 laptop:
This happens because Ubuntu (at least the WSL build) does not have an emulation layer for X86-64 software, so it completely breaks.
Ideally, it should check if there's any correct builds for your architecture, and if there isn't, it should ask if you want to download a potentially incompatible x86-64 build instead.
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So it looks like Ubuntu is in more or less the same spot that macOS is, where Rosetta is not always installed. I guess in your case you'd need https://wiki.debian.org/QemuUserEmulation or something similar. For macOS we do have a nice warning & error message that lets the user know how to fix this error (basically a mini-guide on installing Rosetta here) and we can do the same for Linux.
This isn't fully a problem if you're on Windows specifically, but on Linux distros it is problematic.
Here's what happens when I try to run Rojo with Rokit using Ubuntu on my ARM64 laptop:
This happens because Ubuntu (at least the WSL build) does not have an emulation layer for X86-64 software, so it completely breaks.
Ideally, it should check if there's any correct builds for your architecture, and if there isn't, it should ask if you want to download a potentially incompatible x86-64 build instead.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: