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Do we really need ARM64 for windows? Not in the first place. Windows ARM can run Win applications through an emulation layer. This way, users can run our applications with some performance penalty. Much worse situation with Linux ARM64, absolutely no way to use Delphi. Check out the video below, it was posted 7 years ago, it suggested installing Android on PI. LOL. Bringing Win ARM64 before Linux ARM64 is purely a marketing ploy greatly in line with AI things. Guess what, IDERA seems to be doing just that. Here's some leaked information (as far as I can tell) that confirms that Win ARM64 is on the way.

It seems, the only way is to create a ticket, which I would not do just to get access. I'm sure, they will fix access groups at some point.

I registered using the same email, but can't browse requests, empty.

Same here. I installed Ubuntu 20.04.5 LTS (in VMware Workstation 17), then executed script from Jim. Next, in Delphi 11.2.1 I added connection profile, so it automatically fetched SDK files from Ubuntu. Next, using GetIt I installed FMXLinux. Created new multi-platform project with proper connection. I can compile project, and run without debugging. But as soon as I try to debug - "Project LinGuiApp raised exception class Stop (17).". Also, I noticed that when I try to debug the console app, it works.