Run standalone on Raspberry Pi?

[sdcurtin]

Hi the standalone started up on Ubuntu 22 just fine, but when I downloaded it to a Raspberry Pi running the latest Bullseye OS,
I got an options box asking to select an application to open "shared library" files. Does this mean I have to install Juce? Or what other application would this be?

[bboettcher3]

It won't work on a RPI because it has an ARM architecture, I'd have to rebuild for that target manually since Github Actions doesn't support linux ARM as far as I know. You can try building it from source if you'd like, otherwise I'll try getting around to making an ARM build for the next release.

[sdcurtin]

Got it thanks!

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[guysoft]

You could build for arm using QEMU.
You could even write a distribution using CustomPiOS (I am the creator of that :) ).
If you have a script that installs and builds on the Pi I could perhaps point out how to make it build of ARM.

[dromer]

Github Actions doesn't support linux ARM

You don't have to build natively, but you can just cross-compile for other architectures.