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?

We don't have an official build for Linux-ARM for customers, but we do have a Linux-ARM build for Raspberry Pi: https://www.wolfram.com/raspberry-pi/

Do you have a specific Linux-ARM machine that you are asking this for?

We don't have any plans for a Windows-ARM version at the moment

Unlikely ... or at least not without a lot of effort on your part. There is a post on the web somewhere about someone managing to accomplish something similar for a non-Raspbian distribution on their Pi.

It would be helpful if Wolfram would start packaging the ARM version of Mathematica as a flatpak or a snap so that users could install it across different distributions.

I am interested in this too

I don't have any machine in particular, I am just looking to buy a new laptop and searching the possibilities.