I know the limitation for getting arm64 native binaries is with .Net core. It looks like a lot of this now supported in .Net 6.
A Universal Or Native compiled binary would provide significant energy savings, but more importantly it allows for scripts to execute in the native architecture instead of in x86_64 via Rosetta 2.
While it is possible to work around this by discovering the computer architecture via sysctl and the fire each command with a arch -arm64, it’s beyond tedious and adds a layer of confusion that isn’t obvious to many Windows-First Syncro users.
All that said is there a timeline for a universal agent?
Thanks.Peet