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Those are all valid points. None of them are deal-breakers for me personally, but I understand how they can be. I wish I could like the M1. I'm honestly really

Those are all valid points. None of them are deal-breakers for me personally, but I understand how they can be. I wish I could like the M1. I'm honestly really looking forward to ARM and RISC machines becoming more common, as long as there are manufacturers who make them at least somewhat reparable.

brokenmachine 6y ago
>ARM and RISC machines What OS would they run? Linux? I wonder if Windows will ever run on ARM/RISC?
- detaro 6y ago
  Windows already runs on ARM.
  - brokenmachine 6y ago
    Oh wow, I didn't know that.
    - detaro 6y ago
      The groundwork was done for embedded systems, but they added the desktop features and even make a few laptops with it now. But those are generally not very well-regarded, since the x86 emulation is slow and there is basically no native software.
      - sitkack 6y ago
        Windows has run on non-x86 processors from at least the 90s. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_NT#Supported_platforms https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_NT#Supported_platforms
      - brokenmachine 6y ago
        Oh, well that's not so good if it's just emulated x86.