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Most apps not available for ARM64?

gb flag

How can i get a wider app library for arm64 OR how can i install amd64 apps WITHOUT getting dependencies error. (Most sites i go on, only have packages for amd64 etc. Not for arm) I am using ubuntu 20.04 on ARM64. (I am a newbie so i dont know much about it) And how can i compile myself an app as suggested by a comment?

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zw flag
Details needed. Do you running Ubuntu? What do you have for `grep -r "^deb" /etc/apt/ --include="*.list"` ?
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ng flag
Edit your question with more context and details. Tell us exactly what steps you are taking to produce each problem and provide clear unambiguous details about the problem you are experiencing. Include the full text of all error messages. "I can't install most apps" does not provide any information that would identify the problem. We need actionable details to assist
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cn flag
To use AMD64 you'll need to add a CPU capable of executing them (ARM64 cannot; ARM & AMD/intel cpus use different instructions which is shown by the architecture name; AMD64 being a different name to ARM64) this applies the same in all OSes. Dependency errors prevent ABI or API mismatches & thus segfaults/kernel panics on execution; ie. prevent users from doing stupid things (like doing their homework and ensuring packages are suitable for their system). Compile your own if you can't find something pre-compiled - it's open source code.
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MOST software developers only develop for the majority of the CPU architectures out there - which are running on x86 based processors (amd64 for 64bit). ARM does not speak the x86 instruction set, and as such there's not many items from *third party software companies* that're ARM compatible. Unless the software is both (1) open source and (2) able to be compiled on other arch's because they are using instruction sets that're compatible with ARM, you won't be able to recompile third party programs not in the repositories.
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