Always nice to see more ARM support from things
Wow, only took them ... years!
If perhaps pretty please Mozilla realizes that an official ARM64 Flatpak is the perfect distribution channel for their nightly (and hopefully soon stable) ARM64, I'll be happy and they did a great service to the Linux community. (Especially regarding Fedora Atomic Desktops / Aeon.)
So Firefox Nightly on the Raspberry Pi?
So Firefox Nightly for Linux on top of Arm64 hardware, like Apples, Lenovos, a whole bunch of Chromebooks etc.
Raspberry Pis have been arm64 since at least the 3, but raspbian was armv7 for a while longer. So yeah this would work on a raspberry pi with a aarch64 OS.
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