I installed Siril 1.0.4 on iMac M1 running Ubuntu in Parallels and it works just fine. I tried to install 1.0.5 using the Ubuntu GUI interface as well as using the line commands. The latter gave me “cannot execute binary file: Exec format error.” The commands used were:
chmod +x Siril-1.0.5-x86_64.AppImage
$ /Siril-1.0.5-x86_64.AppImage
The former try was to run it by double clicking on it after making it an executable file in Properties:Permissions. Nothing happened----
Hello
Appimage is not for MacOs but for Linux. Why you don’t use the macOS version?
this, in the file name, means it’s for 64-bit intel/AMD processors.
AppImage is not the correct way to install on ubuntu, I think you need this one instead Debian -- Package Download Selection -- siril_1.0.6-1+b2_arm64.deb
I would tun it on my iMac M1 if I could find a package which would install and run. That is why I am using Ubuntu on Parallels. I guess I could try the Windows 11 installation in Parallels but Windows is a machine hog compared to Ubuntu.
If you use PPA as @vinvin mentioned you will have a ARM version of Siril.
Used the link. Thanks
No, Sorry. The link given by vincent is not PPA. PPA is even easier because you can have automatic updates.