Tutorial: how to run Tutor on ARM-based systems #549
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You're welcome @regisb. Thanks for the review. I've addressed all the comments. |
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Thanks for taking the time to write this tutorial @bradenmacdonald, much appreciated. |
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You're welcome @regisb. Cheers. |
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Per the discussion on #510 and #543, here is a tutorial for the docs that explains how to run Tutor on ARM-based systems like M1 MacBooks.
I wasn't sure exactly where to put it, so let me know if it should be moved somewhere else.
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