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i don't understand how you're supposed to develop server-side x86 code on this machine. isnt this an important market for the mac?
by jpeg_hero 6y ago
i don't understand how you're supposed to develop server-side x86 code on this machine. isnt this an important market for the mac?
- neurostimulant 6y agoA few months ago I build a personal linux server and use it via ssh and VSCode's remote development feature, which mount the server filesystem and do port forwarding so it feels as if it's a local machine even while working outside my home network. My usual workflow doesn't change at all, and I got the benefit of a fast server while using laptop form factor. The new arm laptop is probably perfect for this setup, allowing you to build for intel arch whenever you need it.
- randyrand 6y agorosetta is apparently really fast. just compile to x86. If you normally boot into x86 linux, you might be in a tricky spot. Emulation will be your only bet.
- pram 6y agoCross compilation is a thing, JFYI. You don't need to be on an arm64e system to generate an arm binary today. This is the case for xcode, gcc, go, etc etc