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You don't need x86 when mobile, legacy desktop apps don't work on small phone screens anyways. When mobile, you use native ARM for low power, when connected to
by jmiserez 10y ago
You don't need x86 when mobile, legacy desktop apps don't work on small phone screens anyways. When mobile, you use native ARM for low power, when connected to power and a screen/mouse you can use more power and emulate x86 on the phone itself.