Just curious if there have been any attempts, or thoughts to see about compiling A-Shell on Windows on ARM?

Currently, the hardware is pretty lackluster performance-wise, but there are some chipsets in the pipeline that might change that story. It might also be the case the ATE would currently perform well enough to be useful.

The Raspberry Pi version is for the ARM7L processor, but that's Linux so doesn't have any of the Windows stuff. I guess I would need to do some investigation in limitations of the Windows ARM environment.

I'm pretty sure that 32-bit x86 apps should be able to run via a built-in emulator in Windows 10/11 on ARM, but that obviously degrades performance. Hopefully, all you have to do is compile it!