Based on NT architecture, the new Linux QQ public beta version adapts to arm64 architecture.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the clues of tomato fried tomato and w Akalin! CTOnews.com December 8 news, 3 years later, Linux QQ based on NT architecture ushered in a new upgrade. The new Linux QQ officially launched a public trial yesterday, but only supports x64 architecture. According to the feedback of CTOnews.com netizens, the newly upgraded public beta version of Linux QQ is adapted to the arm64 architecture today.

CTOnews.com learned that this update also means that QQ once again covers a variety of mainstream platforms such as Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, Linux, and so on. According to previous information, the new Linux QQ is based on Electron technology and theoretically supports all Linux distributions.

In addition, the QQ macOS version has recently been overturned and redone, and there has been a great change in UI design compared with before, and the overall style is similar to the system style of macOS Big Sur and above. This version is also based on Electron development, and the framework file is found in the installation package with dark mode.

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"based on the new upgrade of NT architecture, Linux QQ starts public testing today."