A friend is having problems with his kids home, all needing their own devices for zoom classes. I have an extra Raspberry Pi 4 that I could give him, but unfortunately zoom does not run on boards based on ARM chips. The Raspberry Pi is a cheap computer board and the Raspberry Pi 4 works quite well a…

It is not really a question of developing. Given zoom already works on many Linux distros, unless it is written in x86 assembly, it will probably be a small exercise to recompile it on PiOS. I am sure the Raspberry Foundation will be more than happy to help. The Chrome App on a Pi just displays an…

Actually, there is a workaround to the “Connecting…” issue. This is due to Raspbian’s Chromium not supporting NaCl browser technology (Native Client). As per my request , RPi’s ChromebookOS DOES now support NaCl. Last time I tried it, there were various graphics glitches, but they say they’ve impro…

I have tried the Box86 solution, and it is the best, so far. Though, it still has a number of issues, especially in cases of slower (sub-gig) networks. I also support many Pi3 users, and the Box86 solution chokes hard. As most home users and WFH employees are also restricted by available bandwidth,…

what about qemu-static or compiling anbox and running the android version. There is also GitHub - FydeOS/chromium_os-raspberry_pi: Build your Chromium OS for Raspberry Pi 3B/3B+/4B and Pi400 and using the chromeOS version.

I also totally support Zoom native app on Raspberry Pi.

I also agree. I believe that it is especially important now more than ever because of campaigns like what the Raspberry Pi Foundation is doing with the Pi 400. They have already gotten around 5,000 Pi 400s in the hands of children that could not afford to purchase a modern amd64 desktop computer. T…

Yes, this is absolutely needed. RPI’s aren’t the most powerful of computers so while emulation works, it’s far from being the best solution… Native support is crucial there

How hard can it be when it already works 32/64 bit for so many linux distros? Have you written it in x86 assembly?

Have you considered building zoom for the Raspberry Pi 4 linux system?

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kaan.k (Kaan) February 8, 2021, 2:52pm 95

I agree with all, zoom must definitely support arm64. Raspi is the cheapest solution for remote work or students

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Have you considered building zoom for the Raspberry Pi 4 linux system?

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