Working on new Snakeoil release - 1.3.x (Codename Measurements)

[agent_kith]

OK folks. In a little bit of dilemma here. Turns out Raspberry Bookworm 32 bit is using a 64 bit kernel by default. This means Bookworm Pi is using 64 bit kernel but running 32 bit applications.

That's well and great for users, but that will break a lot of the development stuffs as almost everything still rely on the kernel to determine if the system is 32 bit or 64 bit.

Sure I can reboot Pi and use the 32 bit kernel and build and go on my merry way. But is there a point? I think probably not, at least not now. So I'm going to do a pivot.

Measurements will only support 64 bit OS for now on... Ubuntu 64 bit (for arm and x86_64) and Raspberry Pi 64 bit (for arm). Why? This looks like a better option given my lack of time. Because 64 bit can run 32 bit applications, in the future I may re-introduce support for 32 bit Snakeoil (and you don't need to re-install). This 32 bit will be either through emulation, or via more physical Pis when I can get hold of 'em. (I though I purchased enough Raspberry Pis, why do I still run out of Pis?!)

Edit: Good grief. Have to tweak everything again now I'm building two versions of arm64 (Jammy vs bookworm).. Think I'm gonna walk away for a while and then relook into this later today or tomorrow.. Might as well since I will be going out for an errand in an hours time anyway.