I need to run teamspeak client (either 3 or 6) on a Raspberry Pi, but cannot find any build for the ARM CPU.
Any chance now? Any chance in the future?
Thanks in advance from Austria
Richard
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This is unlikely, as we haven’t seen much demand for a Raspberry Pi client version. A server version would be more likely, but that would place additional strain on our small team, since it would require maintaining another OS/build target.
However nothing is set in stone yet and we’ll see what the future brings.
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I mean, if it were available, I’d host a TS server on my phone… (it’s always online, is crazy powerful & not short on RAM, & the battery goes for days) but I’m for sure going to be running TeamSpeak on my Raspberry Pi 4b even if I have to do it via a VM, because that’s what’s always running.
My other computers are off unless I’m using them; only my phone & to a slightly lesser extent my Raspberry Pi media server, are always on.
Keeping a full-bore gaming CPU running & online at all times, just for comms readiness, would be both wasteful & kinda insecure.
I’m definitely hoping that an ARM build makes it onto the To Do Next list sometime soon!
Total unavailability, is a lot worse than a missing or buggy feature; with due respect to users who may be experiencing other issues, not being able to run the app at all is the most severe issue.
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