Thanks to Everyone here for their support… I am now officially 100% transitioned to Asahi KDE. I’m sure my workflow productivity will take a big hit for awhile, but that’s part of the fun of a new system.
Grateful for the help!
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Thats called packaging 
Havent packaged an RPM yet, but really have to learn it.
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I installed it via https://proton.me/support/install-bridge-linux-rpm-file:
Enter the
Downloadsfolder:cd "$HOME/Downloads"Download the Bridge:
wget 'https://proton.me/download/bridge/protonmail-bridge-3.12.0-1.x86_64.rpm'Install the Bridge:
sudo dnf install './protonmail-bridge-3.8.2-1.x86_64.rpm'Note that the version of Bridge at the time of writing this is 3.12.0, however, in the future this will change, and you will need to change the versions in the commands above. If you do not do so, the Bridge should update to the newest version soon after you launch it.
However, doesn’t automatically update. Install Proton Mail Bridge on Linux | Flathub is probably preferrable.
Please do not resurrect old threads with useless information. If you installed the bridge that way, you are not on an aarch64 machine, this thread is not relevant to you, and the method you describe will not work for the people on this thread.
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Or in a friendlier tone:
This is the subcategory for Fedora Asahi remix, a version that ONLY runs on Apple M-series Macs, which use arm64 / aarch64.
So as Protonmail doesnt seem to care about packaging that as an arm64 RPM (which you can ask them to do) it may not be possible.
Is that package proprietary?
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@boredsquirrel, the upstream source is available (although I don’t know whether it’s FOSS) and I don’t know whether the CI is publicly available either.
Irrespective, per Arm64 Build · Issue #323 · ProtonMail/proton-bridge · GitHub, perhaps an aarch64 package now exists? I’ve been unable to locate one, but those messages are quite clear that it should.