Florian Idelberger

To get some more input for this - what would be a reason fro @mathematicalmichael or other to use berryconda/raspbian on anything that supports aarch64? For me at first it...

I run jupyterlab on Raspi 4 and 3B+, with docker. Not all packages are available yet, but probably more than on rpi / rpix channel. Installer is here https://github.com/conda-forge/miniforge/ -...

> Did you manage to "determine a path forward"? What is currently the best way to install scientific python packages on the Pi Zero? If you mean me, I decided...

Instead, I opted to support @conda-forge (conda-forge.org) with packages, as I updated all my machines to arm64. I hope you find a way to make it work for you! (if...

No, they only added support for arm64. I found this. https://github.com/conda-forge/conda-forge.github.io/issues/269 Using docker it's probably possible, but seeing as apparently even raspi2 was already armv7, I do not have high...

@deeplook this was always about armv6/v7 etc as that was what was targeted by Berryconda, and Apple using arm64 does not change that. Support for arm64/aarch64 has since some time...

Hey, thanks for your reply. I was actually thinking about making my own channel/installer at least for my own use... so if you do not mind or prefer I could...

That would be great. I actually thought about starting my own channel... but prob better if @jjhelmus would be willing to pass on this project and the channel. Building installers...

I think he meant @jjhelmus - but do you know him or anyone else at anaconda by any chance? Thanks for the pointer to your repo.

@deeplook Thanks for that insight. At the moment, I wouldn't need funding, but obviously it is much easier if they would just continue to host the rpi channel on anaconda...