I know this is more of a ‘geek’ idea but in case you can’t always take your laptop with you (like me) and still need to use Stata, there’s a possibility to do so offline on a Linux-based microcomputer (the alternative would be to rent an amd64-based server or to use your school’s/company’s RDP). You will need a a) Raspberry Pi 4B (64-bit, 4GB or 8GB RAM) (which costs ca. $150 / € 120, including a box, fan and a SD card) with a Debian/Ubuntu-based 64-bit OS, b) Stata Linux edition (when you purchase Stata, it comes in three versions: Windows, Mac, and Linux), and c) basic knowledge of Linux and shell.

Here’s the guide and a script to set up the chroot under Raspberry Pi: https://github.com/econcz/chroot_x86_64

In case you wish to use the Raspberry Pi headlessly, you’ll need to configure VNC:
https://www.raspberrypi.org/document...te-access/vnc/

I personally add this line to my user’s crontab to match my tablet’s screen resolution over VNC:
Code:
@reboot        sleep 10; export DISPLAY=:0; xrandr --newmode "1392x1024_60.00" $(gtf 1392 1024 60 | awk 'NR==3' | sed -E 's/Modeline.+"//'); xrandr --addmode HDMI-1 "1392x1024_60.00"; xrandr --output HDMI-1 --mode "1392x1024_60.00"
I tested the whole set-up several times, it’s a little slow but works well.

Good luck!

PS I recommend not deleting this post since there were questions on the forum whether people can use Stata on their iPads, Android tablets etc. or not. This is a working solution.