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	The situation is improving, as [[ARM SystemReady]] is a fairly new standard that aims to standardize ARM hardware. It allows for OSes like Windows, Linux, and the BSDs to be ran out of box on compliant hardware. This means that implementing AArch64 support in your hobby OS may be a good thing, as its popularity and usage continue to expand.		The situation is improving, as [[ARM SystemReady]] is a fairly new standard that aims to standardize ARM hardware. It allows for OSes like Windows, Linux, and the BSDs to be ran out of box on compliant hardware. This means that implementing AArch64 support in your hobby OS may be a good thing, as its popularity and usage continue to expand.

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