Terminal vs Shell vs Processes on ARM (Apple Silicon)
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How does Big Sur and ARM (Apple) silicon handle the following permutations?
Say I run Terminal as
x86_64
using Rosetta2
, then does that mean I *must* use a x86_64 shell
?
If indeed I use an x86_64
shell, can it only execute x86_64
processes or Universal
bins?
Similarly, if I use a native Apple Silicon Terminal, does it mean I must run an ARM shell?
I hope what I'm asking makes sense.
I ask as really what I'd like to do is use Home-brew a certain way. I want to use an ARM version of iTerm2 (Universal binary), then run latest ZSH
(may be x86_64
depending on what version brew installs, then also use a mix of ARM and Intel binaries.
Asked by Woodstock
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Nov 18, 2020, 07:57 PM
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