Affinity Photo & Designer to support ARM-based processors?

[Ivon365]

Hey, just a quick question. There are some mobile laptops/tablets that support being on a 4G LTE network but run using an ARM-based processor. Are there any plans to have Affinity Photo and Designer be compatible with that type of processor since it is more mobile than a typical laptop?

[Ivon365]

Also, to add to the record. The operating system according to the control panel shows that it is a 64-bit operating system but the install file says it's a 32-bit operating system. How can that be? If you want me to upload a photo of the incident, please let me know.

[Pšenda]

8 hours ago, Ivon365 said:

Are there any plans to have Affinity Photo and Designer be compatible with that type of processor

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[R C-R]

10 hours ago, Ivon365 said:

Also, to add to the record. The operating system according to the control panel shows that it is a 64-bit operating system but the install file says it's a 32-bit operating system. How can that be?

What install file do you mean? The Affinity products are 64 applications -- the Mac OS & the Windows OS are operating systems, not made or distributed by Serif.

As for versions that would run on ARM CPUs, there are reduced-feature versions of both Affinity Designer & Affinity Photo that run on Apple's ARM-based system-on-a-chip (SoC) A series processors, but they are for iPads running iOS only. They require a minimum of a high end Apple A8X SoC with an onboard custom PowerVR Series6XT GPU to support those versions, & the considerably more powerful A series "Bionic" SoC's built into the iPad Pro models for best results.