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feat: address supported architectures in Getting Started #744

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# Getting Started

To get started you need to get EdgeX Foundry either as a User or as a
Developer/Contributor.
!!! Attention

## Supported Architectures

EdgeX Foundry is a hardware and operating system agnostic IoT / edge platform. It is was built to run on Intel and ARM hardware. It runs on various distributions and / or versions of Linux, Unix, MacOS, Windows, etc.

However, the EdgeX Foundry community only supports the platform on Intel (x86, x86_64) and ARM64 hardware. Adopters may build EdgeX for ARM32, but the community does not support or provide pre-built artifacts such as Docker containers, snaps, etc. for ARM32. Building EdgeX for ARM32 will typically require some modifications to the build process. Some services may not compile on ARM32 and/or require removal of components such as ZMQ that are not available or compile on ARM32.

To get started you need to get EdgeX Foundry either as a User or as a Developer/Contributor.

## User

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