Aye, I created a patch for opennurbs to build on my own RPi4 
just some update, a bit info and hey it all looks like Rhino would have to be ported to run properly after all.
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Dear People, as a couple of you may know already 
Apple hast just dropped the pants revealing the big move.
They claim that transitioning an application may be a matter of a few days.
@marlin @dan and whomever it may concern, just in case you have missed today´s WWDC, Apple offers a Mac Mini with a new processor including development environment which one can apply for.
Apple wants to present their own applications recompiled till autumn, meaning that the first Macs will be probably available to the public then, since they want to switch all Macs in matters of 2 years.
I am thrilled in many ways!!!
So? ARM YOU READY TO?
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Ah the final transition. I was quite surprised at all the work they have done to make the process so smooth. Seems like this will make doing an entire app experience on Apple devices much easier.
I hope the support on macOS continues as I appreciate the work you have all put in.
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Hi -
We didnât miss that, no, and are looking into information as it becomes available.
-wim
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well i hope you are thrilled then as I am 
actually all information is already available if i understood that correct. Apple provides a DTK including a computer equipped with an Apple Chip. which you can apply for here since yesterday.
just a quick test as linked below. be sure to understand its just a transition kit. the real deal will be coming later this year, but i think that shows that if all the developers play ball this will be sublime and chill and silent fun to come.
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And as Craig Federighi (aka Hair Force One) said: This is what their Silicon team can deliver without even trying⌠So let´s see what happens, when there actually are.
Btw, I keep clicking on Lew´s videos even though he doesnât say that much, but he talks well haha
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You ARM fans are likely stoked by renewed prognostications by past and current industry insiders et al., stating that: due to Appleâs move, Microsoft and Intel will be forced to follow into ARM to remain competitive.
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As an end-user I donât actually care that much about what kind of chips are in my PCâs. RISC/ CISC/ AMD/ Intel/ Qualcomm? If they deliver enough computing power efficiently I am happy.
As a Windows user Iâm hoping Qualcomm will step up for something worthwhile in a desktop/notebook on the ARM side of things (they or not there yet); or maybe a new ARM competitor will step in the ARMâs race.
Microsoft seems to be progressing on 64 bit support on ARM.
Correct! End users shouldnât care as long as their needs are being served. (unless âcareâ is defined as a general interest/curiosity)
Competitors, on the other hand, do care about their competitiveness as landscapes shift, obviously. So the question remains: is the land about to shift in a time frame which requires near term action??? Time will tell!.. 
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one should not forget at this point, in the end ARM will become history, like everything else.
that is actually not correct. it is rather due to the facts surround the events.
the bells have been ringing long enough, and preparations are ongoing for even longer. and yes land is shifting its a current state of rotation wabbling around its axis with a sun going up and down requiring utmost responsiveness 
i guess thats an important update:
it seems that there is a good chance that Apple might be planing on throwing dedicated graphics over board. the so called SOC might also have a memory advantage to offer which should gap out unnecessary data ping pong.
source:
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Here also some promising news! 
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Tossing more red meat into the cage to chew on. ZDNet Fultonâs prognostication: Mooreâs Law ran its course (dying), and Apple jumped first.
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Nvidia, interesting bedfellows nowâŚ
Might not be too late for McNeel to make a bid 