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Is Arc For Raspberry Pi Gone?

I have a working Pi with Mono installed and I am able to run the server for EZB but I want ARC instead. 

I found this article referring to it going missing before. https://synthiam.com/Community/Questions/Fresh-download-of-ARC-mono-is-out-of-date-beta-19447

I began here, https://synthiam.com/Community/Tutorials/Raspberry-Pi-EZ-Builder-18621, then https://synthiam.com/Support/Install/Linux, then https://synthiam.com/Support/Hardware/Raspberry-Pi, and finally found many links such as https://synthiam.com/Products/ARC/Releases/EZ-Builder-Raspberry-Pi-2019-04-27-00-18052 that point to the main downloads of Arc.

Does anyone have the Arc.i.zip for Raspberry Pi?

Thanks, Aaron



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Raapberry pi version has been discontinued over a year ago due to many new more powerful and similar priced single board computers. Such as atomic pi, rock pi, up board, etc...

The newer and more powerful single board computers out perform the raspberry pi and provide real full desktop computing.

see the compatible hardware list for more Information: https://synthiam.com/Support/Hardware/Hardware-Overview

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Arc is full Windows or not at all but EZB can run on a Pi still, got it. 

The Pi would have let me use EZB in my Iron Man armors but a larger system, power, heat, and licensing detract from that as an option. I use a Pi and an Arduino now, I'll have to keep that set up.

Ok, thanks!

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You bet - sounds like a fun project!