Windows on ARM Build Request

[jonshipman]

Just a request for a ARM or ARM64 build of Sublime text for Windows.

[shwivel]

I second this request. This will become more and more relevant with such devices (ie. Surface Pro X, Galaxy Book S, etc.)

[axelthegerman]

Might want to check back here in about 8 years just to find out it’s still not happening ARM build?

[andrewgodwin]

With the release of Sublime Text 4, this is now more important than ever as there appears to be no 32 bit Windows version any more - so now, I can’t run a new Sublime Text on my Surface Pro X at all, even under the 32-bit emulation mode.

[Mac_NoNotThatKind]

+1 (Would love a Windows on ARM build.)

[tombish]

Sublime Text now now has Apple silicon and Linux ARM64 support. Missing support for Windows on ARM seems hard to justify. Microsoft provide the compilers. Cross compiling on the windows platform is incredibly easy.

[DVLP]

+1 I’m considering getting Windows Dev Kit and the first thing I checked was ST compatibility

[soeren]

4 years later… from start of thread.

Sublime Text now now has Apple silicon and Linux ARM64 support. Missing support for Windows on ARM seems hard to justify. Microsoft provide the compilers. Cross compiling on the windows platform is incredibly easy.

Exactly. Just let the devops guy work on that for 4 hours.

[Release-Candidate]

You all do know that the Windows AMD64 version of Sublime Text works on Windows ARM64 (I’m using it in a VM)?

[bschaaf]

Unfortunately Sublime Text requires python 3.3 for backwards compatibility and windows arm64 support was only added in 3.8. We’ll have to at least partially phase out 3.3 before considering porting to windows arm64.

[frankniujc]

I may be naive over here. How hard would it be to get an arm64 version that doesn’t have the 3.3 backwards compatibility?