If you’re still interested I would write to wube now. 8-) Exciting! I'd be very excited to see more work on both a macOS ARM and generic LInux ARM port (aarch64 of course, nobody wants or needs 32 bit Factorio) I wonder if Wube could save some time in future ports by writing a maths C library with ...

Oh cool! Well, I'm glad y'all have figured out how to run Factorio on non-x86 systems. Does this mean we might get a generic ARM build for platforms other than the Switch? And also, does this mean we'll be able to use the controller controls with other controllers on our PCs at some point? This is r...

Most dependent libraries (even multimedia ones) are well supported on Linux aarch64, so that should not be a big problem. The build and testing can be done in qemu with a reasonable speed I think (probably ~5 times slower, if too slow, it is rather easy to do cross-compilation on many distros, like...

Just headless server builds for now, to reduce the complexity, but it'd be nice to have the full game eventually too. These would probably be just Linux, but it'd be nice to have BSD build also. Basically, I want to be able to run a dedicated server on unusual (for the gaming space at least) hardwar...