#46 adds support for arm64 #1
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Oh sweet! That was super fast (just forked the repo a few hours ago). Let's give it a try and see what happens 🤞🏻. I't be great to get an ARM image pushed up to Docker. |
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@alexmsenger if you're interested, I finally got this building after several tweaks. ARM64 images are being pushed to Docker Hub as blakek13/podify. It's far from perfect but it's working on a Raspberry Pi now 😂. |
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Sweet 🥳 Can we get this into upstream? 🤔 I have a working version of upgrading to Debian Bookworm, essentially getting around the ugly |
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Hi @blakek ,
I've been working on the same and just spotted your fork and thought I'd contribute. This work locally on my M1 MacBook. I had to fiddle a bit with the NPM versions as web pack was giving me problems. But I'm not a node dev, so not sure if that was just luck or how I got this to work 🙈
I also tried upgrading to Ruby 3.2.2 on Bookworm (as that installs a recent Node version) but I'm still having trouble with that.