Oh my. I just ran osu lazer 2020 in Raspberry pi 4

[SpyrosTheBoss]

Peppy tell me what you think
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CxyjbBkTgIbS9iQudVsRgeandn2ggUz_/view?usp=drivesdk

[peppy]

Have you tried with a more recent release? It would probably run a lot better.

[ljasdf]

how are you able to do this @GYKgamer? i tried installing the box64 libraries that it errors out at, and it fixes nothing :(

[GYKgamer]

That's the neat part, I built osu for the CPU's architecture. No need for box64 / box86

[GYKgamer]

I did write a tutorial when I did this, but I do apologise for it as it's a bit jank.
https://github.com/GYKgamer/osu-raspberry-pi/blob/369a8b955724d14bba74c6536bf2b47ee12fa5f2/How%20to%20install.txt

[ljasdf]

thanks for the help, I have been looking for someone who has been able to get osu on an rpi(with or without box86/64), without luck, and I finally found one :) also thanks for the quick response. I don't get why osu doesn't just build it for arm and put it on their website, but it is what it is. I also might be able to get genuine osu running in the browser, most likely slowly af, if I'm able to get it built for x86 with cheerpx (browser, clientside, js, x86 Linux compiler). It would be cool af if osu had the whole thing on their website for people to do without downloading, but I doubt they would accept the idea 😭

[GYKgamer]

The arm part is probably because there may just be a time when there's some obscure proprietary thing that can't be built for arm/arm64, and arm64 windows can run x86 bit programs (x64 on windows 11) and i think osu has apple silicone support. Linux is just there as x86_64 only. But yeah peppy could definitely get arm builds done if he wanted too. Also a genuine osu on browser could work, but what's the point? You can't upload files if I remember correctly, only open them and then they import into osu (though I haven't tried that) also webosu already exists, which while unofficial is still really good (I've used it)