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Oh is that what we're talking about? Yeah, WinRT was needlessly limited. But it's also a distant memory. Speaking about it today is about as relevant as disc
by bhauer 10y ago
Oh is that what we're talking about? Yeah, WinRT was needlessly limited.
But it's also a distant memory. Speaking about it today is about as relevant as discussing iOS 6 or Android 4.1.
- fencepost 10y agoPossibly. Still, when you think about the death of Windows RT, remember that there's still a version of Windows running on ARM, and the ecosystem of applications that run on it is now called "Windows Universal apps." Windows Phone may be moribund in the market but that ARM capacity and the admittedly not ready for prime time Continuum (phone + monitor /keyboard /mouse) desktop could lead to a better supported and accepted descendant returning to the market currently dominated by Chromebooks.