There is an open request to build with -DARCH=default -DNO_AES=ON for Debian, which is how the Debian monero package is built.

https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1121565

The Debian amd64 architecture baseline is "MMX, SSE and SSE2", but newer features are not guaranteed to be present, including AES-NI.

DARCH=default prevents the build system from optimizing the code for the build environment.

My understanding is that the only downside to these changes is that Feather Wallet will run a little slower on newer hardware that has more advanced features. With the upside being that it will run on all hardware supported by the amd64 target.

In my own testing on an AMD A10-7850k, the current Debian build failed with the following error when started from the CLI:

Illegal instruction

When rebuilt with -DARCH=default -DNO_AES=ON it ran without problem.