Hi Arnoud,

I am interested in using Mathematica on a Samsung tablet device. My current device is the Tab S9 sporting a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 gen 2 CPU, which should be plenty compared to the R-Pi, thus performance should not be an issue.

OS wise, I am using termux as the container, I can also can use proot to install other Linux Distro if necessary, although this will hurt the performance due to Proot. Hence, ideally I want to do everything inside termux.

I just wonder whether anyone attempt successfully to install Mathematica R-Pi version on such set up. I am willing to actually participate in debugging efforts, thus if there is already a group attempting it in this community, I would love to join. Consider Samsung tablet sales literally have been doubling gen over gen in the last 3 gens (of the order of 10mils unit per quarter now), I think this is an absolute worthwhile effort!

I will try to start something later today and see what the initial problems are.

Kind regards, Quan Le Thien

Hi On a slightly different note,

I have a AMD Ryzen Threadripper CPU. I am wondering whether it is possible for Mathematica to use AMD's Optimizing CPU Libraries (AOCL) instead of MKL. Is there an easy way to make this happen?

Hi Arnoud,

I am not sure whether you see my other direct reply to OP, really sorry that message was intended as a direct question to you. I never realized that I did not reply directly to you till now.

The good news is that I managed to successfully install the Pi's ARM version of both the Wolfram Engine and the front-end Mathematica to with full GUI working with Termux-X11. Because this is my first time getting involved with the Wolfram Community, I am not sure how to share it as a tutorial. Do you know whether it is appropriate for me to make a tutorial for that on WC? If yes, where should I put that?

Kind regards, Quan Le Thien

Any chance you could write up some notes on this endeavor for other folks trying to accomplish the same objective?

Hi again,

I have a M1 Mac and want to install Fedora Asahi on it, is this Raspberry Pi version expected to work?