I am interested in an ARM laptop for battery life, but seeing how you can't upgrade the RAM on any of them I'm kind of iffy. 32GB of RAM will at least make it somewhat future proof. At the very least I'm interested to see a Linux-specific vendor have a shot at an ARM laptop.

It's likely going to be able to run all my Firefox tabs, Audacious and emulators just fine, but how well would it be able to handle x86_64 emulation? I'd probably try and build stuff manually to run on native ARM anyway, but I'd like to have the option to run x86_64 software for proprietary software and programs that just won't run on ARM.

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I've been lurking forever and now have an excuse to post!

For anyone wanting to go native without needing to wait for the flatpak, I was able to compile the game on my Linux Mint laptop. Just remember to pass -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release otherwise it'll run far too slowly.

I'll check it on Nobara later and over the weekend I'll try it on my main Garuda machine.

UPDATE: There's now a Flatpak: https://flathub.org/apps/org.kartkrew.RingRacers [External Link]

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