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> MacOS does? By what measure? Did I miss a beat and somehow thousands of developers have ported their apps to Windows ARM? Last I heard Adobe only had a few
by ogre_codes 6y ago
> MacOS does? By what measure?
Did I miss a beat and somehow thousands of developers have ported their apps to Windows ARM?
Last I heard Adobe only had a few tools working on the ARM version of Windows and only a few other developers were onboard.
From the sounds of it, when Apple Silicon goes live, there is going to be a pretty big selection of native apps (Plus they have iPad/ iPhone apps). The fact that Windows ARM didn't support emulating 64 bit x86 out the gate didn't help either since a lot of pro tools are 64 bit.
- pjmlp 6y agoYep, for those 8% of world wide desktop users.
- jayd16 6y agoAh you're assuming they will at launch, not what currently exists.
- chrisseaton 6y agoAdobe have demonstrated Photoshop etc running on Apple Silicon.
- yyyk 6y agoYou're comparing two different timeframes - an expectation for what Apple may have when it launches, compared to Windows-on-ARM has today. That's not reasonable. Most likely, everyone who will port their software to Apple ARM will also port to Windows ARM at the same time (same application core).