I realize that this is probably the wrong thread for this, but I wonder if the Apple Silicon will have an end result of more architectural diversity in web/clou

I realize that this is probably the wrong thread for this, but I wonder if the Apple Silicon will have an end result of more architectural diversity in web/cloud apps? In other words, will people continue to use Macbooks to develop on? Therefore forcing things like Docker to switch to more architecture-agnostic ways of running? Or will people just use more remote VMs and container services? I am also wondering how much of a hold the OS X UI has on people. Because I really enjoy using iTerm2, and having Homebrew and all the UNIX applications just a terminal away is great. They're also closer than the Microsoft WSL way of doing things because you don't have 2 home directories, multiple network addresses like you do with the latest WSL2 in Windows 10. (not to diss WSL2, it's great, and can run many things much closer to a true Linux/UNIX "experience") I guess, along with winning the lottery and a pony, I want the underpinning of Linux, the games and Microsoft development effort of Windows, and the UI of OS X.