I saw that 4 days ago when I decided to get a new server for my lemmy instance that they offered arm processors in one of their German data centers. It was a little bit cheaper than the intel ones but not much. But somehow I thought that there is probably no arm build available of lemmy and then i'd need to compile it myself and all the hassle so I just went the easy way. But I was intrigued.
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I was hosting a bit of a test instance on Oracle's ARM cloud platform. There are ARM Docker images. Though last I heard people were asking for the ARM image to be updated to 0.17.4
But other than that no it was just like installing on x86
Ah interesting, thanks for sharing your experience.
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