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> its really not... How so?

• DennisAleynikov 6y ago
  any chromebook will show you roughly what I mean. the approach with running ios apps with catalyst, safari being faster than on ANY intel device, and most guides recommending you use webapps thats mostly what I mean. people have had a repulsion to chromebooks or even windows 10 S but apple did not do much more than just that. the praise isnt coming for how amazingly working in production through rosetta is
  • Hamuko 6y ago
    >any chromebook will show you roughly what I mean. Where does a Chromebook come into this?
    • DennisAleynikov 6y ago
      what macos big sur essentially is: chrome first (safari) play store apps (catalyst for ios apps) linux apps (unix apps homebrew) a lot of folks arent familiar with how identical these software stacks have become over the last few years. especially with apples quality control dropping so steeply to allowing Catalyst apps to be something they mention on stage despite their sorry state as somehow more broken than android apps on chromeos
      • mkl 6y ago
        The excitement about the M1 computers is not about the software, but about the new CPU design, which is faster than any other laptop processor by most measures I've seen. Chromebooks have no equivalent.
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        • erwincoumans 6y ago
          Hardware is most impressive indeed, but software as well, in particular Rosetta 2, the translation works well. Also the hypervisor works well, Parallels desktop flies with arm versions of Ubuntu and Windows.
      • Hamuko 6y ago
        That doesn't make any sense.