anyone usingbshadow on a pi?

I know ExaGear let's you run x86 programs on pi

It works fine on the Asus tinker board (under android)

For shadow pc to work on the pi 4 I found steam link works ok. I did find this new method to connect using moonlight and zerotier which is awesome and I highly recommend it. 

As far as the raspberry being arm based, so is shadow ghost and the pi4 can EASILY handle streaming with the shadow client, both arm 32bit if they made it available or arm 64bit. It’s just a matter of the devs actually taking the time to compile for and support the pi4. Hell, I would pay for a pi4 client before I even considered buying a shadow ghost. 

My pi4 is my main computer, I use it daily for everything, including connecting to shadow pc. I see no reason for this board to not be supported as it’s easily capable enough. I have steam installed on here, can play some steam titles and I can play x86 linux binary games like Urban Terror or Unepic without any issues. So as someone who know’s fully what the pi4 is capable of I find it very irritating to hear people say it can’t handle something like the shadow pc client. I throw heavier stuff at my pi4 than the shadow client daily without issue. 

@phoenixbyrd It sounds interesting. I currently use a Pi4 with steamlink as well. Can you comment what is the benefit of moonlight? Is the quality better or the lag?

Installed LineageOS on my RaspberryPI 4 + PlayStore
Successfully installed and launched Shadow Client
Stable connexion Internet (+50mb/s download/upload)
But got an input latency (most games unplayable) :/
Guess that’s already something for now ^^
Waiting for an ARM release

@phoenixbyrd so am I understanding you correctly; The ARM situation prevents Shadow from running on the pi, however with Moonlight, this bypasses that issue? Effectively running Shadow on the pi? 

Thanks