Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Fw: Microsoft App Assure | KDE e.V. compatibility with Windows on Arm | CRM:01390020047- TrackingID#2512030040002690

Hello Michael,

Thank you for your response. Please feel free to reach out to me or @Marisa<mailto:[email protected]> for any inquiries. We will be pleased to provide any assistance you may require.

Thanks & Regards,

Sajal Sarkar

Support Engineer
Developer App Assure
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From: Michael Pyne <[email protected]>
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Subject: Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Fw: Microsoft App Assure | KDE e.V. compatibility with Windows on Arm | CRM:01390020047

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On 12/23/25 9:33 AM, Sajal Sarkar wrote:
> Hello Michael,
>
> I trust you're doing well.
>
> I am Sajal Sarkar from App Assure team who will assist you on this request.
> Thank you for your detailed note and for sharing how KDE prefers to
> collaborate. I really appreciate the clarity it helps us tailor our
> support in a way that works best for your contributors.
> I’m sharing below a summary along with a few public resources and status
> on the Qt that may help KDE developers as they explore Windows on Arm.
...> *How App Assure can support KDE moving forward:*
> • We can review specific KDE applications for Windows on Arm
> compatibility Okular, Filelight, KStars, or others if individual
> maintainers or mailing lists want assistance.
> • If developers hit Arm‑specific issues in their build or runtime
> environment, we’re happy to help investigate.
> • Once Qt’s ARM64EC support becomes available, we can also help validate
> scenarios that rely on mixed‑mode binaries.

Sajal, thank you for the references and the description of the resources
the Microsoft App Assure team can assist with in porting Windows
software to run on ARM.

I don't have any requests myself at this point, but it is helpful to
have a good point of contact in case any of us should need to reach out.

Thanks again!

Regards,
  - Michael Pyne