Actually, you're replying to me. Check the usernames. You can't run Windows on these things, and Rosetta 2 doesn't fully support kexts, VMs, or certain instruc

Actually, you're replying to me. Check the usernames. You can't run Windows on these things, and Rosetta 2 doesn't fully support kexts, VMs, or certain instruction sets. It's a translator and it's going to be imperfect in practice. That's why it's not intended to supplant development with native instructions. Your other comment is a tweet regarding one function that is speculatively faster, but tells me nothing about real-world performance -- nor whether the tools I use for my business are going to be supported by Apple Silicon in the next few months.