Omarchy 4 (quattro) on Arch Linux ARM — a native aarch64 UTM VM for Apple Silicon, built from macOS by one script
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Omarchy 4 (quattro) on Arch Linux ARM — a native aarch64 UTM VM for Apple Silicon, built from macOS by one script
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Run Omarchy 4 (Quattro) on Apple Silicon with a native aarch64 Arch Linux ARM VM in UTM, built from macOS with one script.
This project provides a script that helps set up Arch Linux ARM on a drive such as an SD card, M.2 drive, or hard disk. It guides you through the process with a text-based interface where you choose the drive and the type of file system. After that, the script runs all steps automatically.
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