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Why does Linux run so well on ARM
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Yeah. Linux is also optimized to run well. Has a capable community and a few good design choices. Many people use it to run it on servers so I wouldn't be surprised if it performed well well on servers.
Also there is a well known fork that is used on millions/billions(?) of ARM phones. So it'd better be a good choice for that use case.