This corrective release only fixes a few serious bugs/regressions introduced in 2.79a fixes.
It aims at making Blender 2.79 even more robust and reliable while most of the development effort is focused on the next version, Blender 2.8. in mesh normal and tangent space computation, in SubSurf modifier). And some performance enhancements, mostly in threaded code (e.g. It brings a huge amount of fixes (over 200, from real bugs to potential security issues). This corrective release does not add any new feature.
And: 100s of bug fixes and other improvements!. Twenty Three new and several updated add-ons. User Interface: Initial support for reusable custom configurations, automatic DPI scaling. Alembic: Improvements to compatibility, stability and support. Grease Pencil: New frame interpolation tools, per-layer onion skinning. Cycles: Built-in Denoising, Shadow catcher, Principled shader, AMD OpenCL optimizations. It is possible to force Blender 3.0 to run on the Raspberry Pi running Ubuntu 22.04 by using the following override for Mesa, by running this on the command line: MESA_GL_VERSION_OVERRIDE=3.The Blender Foundation and online developer community are proud to present Blender 2.79! Download the 2.79 Release The source code for 2.79 can be downloaded from here: Using Bo圆4 emulator generate errors and the programs aborts.Ĭompiling Blender 2.79 from source (Blender 2.79 uses OpenGL 3.1 which is supported by the VideoCore VI on the Raspberry Pi 4), but there are no instructions on how to compile for ARM architecture. There are no Snap, Flatpak or AppImage for ARM64 Architecture (i.e. 
I have the same problem, and with the results of extended searches I have found out that is not possible to run Blender on the Raspberry Pi at least not with current OS's like Ubuntu 22.04 (with Blender 3.0 in the repositories) or even Debian 11 Bullseye that comes with Blender 2.93.
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