Computers with ARM32 and AMR64 architectures can also use Cursor now.

Dec 17, 202485

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The project "Xlog" has been completed, enabling Cursor to work on ARM32 and ARM64 architecture computers. The author faced an issue with their ARM64 Kirin 990 laptop, as the Cursor official website did not provide a compatible version. They found a solution by downloading the Cursor-arm project from GitHub, specifically version 0.42.2. After extracting the file, they ran the AppRun executable successfully.

Computers with ARM32 and AMR64 architecture can also use Cursor now#

1. Problems encountered#

The CPU of my personal laptop is the ARM64 architecture Kirin 990
The system is Galaxy Kirin
The Cursor official website does not provide a version that supports ARM64

2. Solutions found#

There is a Cursor-arm project on Github
The latest version is 0.42.2
I downloaded this cursor_0.42.2_linux_arm64.tar.gz
Unzipped it into a folder
Found the AppRun and right-clicked to run - can run directly or in the terminal

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