There has been talk about architecture support for a while. I don't have capable ARM64 hardware, so someone else will have to do the work on quickemu. I've created a PR with ARM64 support in quickget for certain operating systems, but it'll have to wait until quickemu supports other architectures. #917

Since qemu can emulate various architectures selecting the image should not be based solely on the current machines architecture. While that may be an appropriate default user should be able to select any supported architecture to get then have quickemu generate correct emulation environment for it.

Since qemu can emulate various architectures selecting the image should not be based solely on the current machines architecture. While that may be an appropriate default user should be able to select any supported architecture to get then have quickemu generate correct emulation environment for it.

This was specifically part of my draft PR, although the way the original quickget creates a subshell to access the ISO URL caused it to be nearly impossible for the function to directly relay that. Instead, I had to check for strings like 'aarch64' in the filename, which is obviously not as reliable. Still, it leaves an "arch" value in the config file, but only if it's not amd64 (which in my eyes should undoubtedly remain as a default for quickemu).