Will you add support to Windows ARM-based PCs, such as Surface Pro X?
There are already a couple of arm-based computers coming out, and seems Teamspeak is still not supporting it.
There are some* devices out there but with Windows 11 it should not be a problem at all to run any x86 application.
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Any updates on native ARM support for servers?
To be honest I donāt understand why there is no pressure from ATHPs.
For example Oracle and Hetzner are already proving powerful ARM servers for a cheap price.
In the long term ARM servers have a lower maintenance cost.
Using the emulated qemu approach is not as efficient.
I am not sure what challenges the TeamSpeak Sourcecode has, but Iāve ported a few applications already to ARM and with a well maintained code it was pretty straight forward.
Maybe releasing it as an alpha to the community would help fixing bugs before releasing a rushed and unstable version to ATHPs.
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Hi, it would be nice to have a build of server under arm, many hosts provide cheap arm VPS. But without crutches (using qemu/box(64/32)) we canāt run the server now. Is it costly to make a build under arm and is it in the plans?
For example, I have machine like this for which I pay 25ā¬. A similar machine on amd64 will cost 2 times moreā¦
Should already work with translation (box64 and box86) or or emulation (qemu), without needing a native build - even though that would be nice!
I know already works with translation, but native build betterā¦
especially since TS has a build even for FreeBSD!
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Hey , I recently changed my server to an arm64 for my app/web projects (more ram more cores etc) ,I have to migrate my ts3 server aswell to it, but from reading on the net there is no support for arm ?
Any workaround to make it run ?
EDIT: I managed to make it. work with @ertagh docker .TY !
