Could you clarify why you submitted this issue? Do you propose that we should test on Linux/ARM64 or are you looking for review for your instructions?

If this is about us testing on Linux/ARM64, the best way to do that is using GitHub Actions. I'm not sure do they have this platform there, but if they do, a PR adding it to our testing matrix would be appreciated. If this cannot be done using GitHub Actions, then someone having a suitable machine needs to do it. In general I believe there shouldn't be problems at least with Robot Framework itself if Python runs there.

If you wanted comments about the instructions, here you are:

1. Assuming that Python works normally on this platform, you have pip installed, and there's a network connection so that you can access https://pypi.org, simply using pip install robotframework ought to work just fine.
2. If you don't have a network connection, you can download either the source distribution or the wheel from https://pypi.org/project/robotframework/ and install it with pip like pip install robotframework-7.2-py3-none-any.whl without extracting it.
3. Robot Framework 3.2 is an ancient version that you shouldn't use unless you have some really strange need. Even in that case you shouldn't use an alpha release.

No new info, closing.