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I would guess you’ll still have performance issues compared to the M1 without MS or Linux Foundation stepping up to the plate.
by syntaxing 6y ago
I would guess you’ll still have performance issues compared to the M1 without MS or Linux Foundation stepping up to the plate.
- singhrac 6y agoReally? Why would that be? Is there something fundamentally about mac OS?
- alblue 6y agoThe M1 is an Arm+ in the sense that it supports a stronger memory model option that plain Arm doesn’t, and it’s this feature that is used by Apple’s OS and the Rosetta translation engine that gives the performance boost for x86 translated programs. Of course the Rosetta isn’t needed by Linux and assuming that all software is recompiled for Arm natively then you probably wouldn’t need it, but I suspect that is what the GP was referring to.