This is actually one of my main complaints about Arch: the refusal—so far—to support non-x86 architectures. I care more about RISC-V than ARM, but the latter is nonetheless very important and already has a significant installation base. Besides the support in the main package repos (which is far beyond 98% even on RISC-V), tooling like fex, Wine ARM etc. make compatibility with non-ARM software better than ever before. All to say that I am strongly in favor of ALARM going upstream. The main obstacle I see is with CI, as well as tooling for AUR packagers to test their packages on non-native platforms. (It’s possible with a combination of arch-chroot and qemu userspace emulation, as per wiki documentation, but I haven’t yet found a good cross compilation setup beyond Rust.) Regards, kleines Filmröllchen PS: Not written by an LLM, I just use em dashes :)