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Project Rakko
Project Rakko is a project dedicated to building as many modern day applications as possible for Windows on ARM32 whilst maintaining as much usability in each as possible.
History
The project originally started just as a project dedicated towards a working web browser for Windows on ARM32 that wasn't Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, or a shell of one of those two. However, over time the project expanded into making more and more applications work on Windows on ARM32. Eventually, it lead to a modified version of MXE being created for Windows on ARM32 with fixed source code modifications for a large amount of libraries. One of the first applications ported in the project's history was a web browser (Otter Browser). Slowly after, more apps were ported. ClassiCube, CMake, GNU make, and TigerVNC are a few examples. Here recently, larger apps have been getting ported and more progress on a working JIT for WebKit has been in the works. The most recent app ported is GIMP.
People
There are 3 people in the team.
- pahaze (Leader)
- Deinsti
- treeswift
Repositories / Organization
All repositories (or the organization) can be found at GitHub.