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  1. llanhmock so nice how Jetbrains Installation instructions reference IntelliJ IDEA-{version}, but reality has it as "idea-IU-{build}". I don't suppose this is os dependent, is it? I'm on linux, but I think it's the same convention for my windows version as well.
  2. llanhmock well, the tar.gz file is {version}, but not written as IDEA-{version}
  3. julemand101 llanhmock: I just install JetBrains Toolbox and install Intellij though that and let the toolbox keep it updated. Works fine on my Linux as it gets installed in my home folder so it can update itself without root
  4. llanhmock julemand101: ah right - I was meaning to checkout toolbox.
  5. julemand101 If the tar file does not mention ARM64, it is for x86_64
  6. julemand101 I can see you can download: jetbrains-toolbox-3.8.1.88030-arm64.tar.gz and jetbrains-toolbox-3.8.1.88030.tar.gz from: https://www.jetbrains.com/toolbox-app/download/other/ when selecting Linux
  7. nevet Other Versions - Toolbox
  8. javabot julemand101's title: "Other Versions - Toolbox"
  9. hassoon 'morning
  10. deebo mm i was wondering how are they doing "arm64 java", but i guess they have to bundle the JRE so still need to know which platform it is
  11. julemand101 Yes, they bundle JRE with the program. I can also see they bundle with a few other stuff like 7-Zip and "askpass.exe"
  12. hassoon Vibe my ass
  13. whaley there's hardware for that
  14. NeXeN the arm project i worked on i used graalvm to push a binary
  15. * NeXeN laughs at whaley