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I know it's not exactly raw-metal ARM development, but I've been using Microsoft's ARM-based (SQ1 processor) Surface Pro X for the last few months for web devel
by owenwil 6y ago
I know it's not exactly raw-metal ARM development, but I've been using Microsoft's ARM-based (SQ1 processor) Surface Pro X for the last few months for web development and have been pleasantly surprised that the majority of my stack not only works without tweaks on an ARM-based system, but is very performant. WSL2 is really unlocking actually using these machines full time! Particularly powerful has been the new Chromium-based Edge–fully native modern web browser on ARM, very performant, battery-friendly and rock-solid, which makes me wonder why Google isn't shipping an ARM-based Chrome port yet, given it's clearly already building/in use upstream.
- yjftsjthsd-h 6y ago> makes me wonder why Google isn't shipping an ARM-based Chrome port yet, given it's clearly already building/in use upstream. Better yet, there are ARM Chromebooks, so it's not like Google considers it experimental support or something.