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Imo, it's not that bad, about the level of an entry-level 8th gen Intel Core chip. The problem came with the generally sorry state of x86 emulation (and lack of
by torginus 5y ago
Imo, it's not that bad, about the level of an entry-level 8th gen Intel Core chip. The problem came with the generally sorry state of x86 emulation (and lack of native support).
- vbezhenar 5y agoMain difference between Apple and Microsoft is that Apple can force most developers to release ARM versions of their software pretty quickly, while Windows software vendors still often ship 32-bit software. While Rosetta might be good, I'm sure it'll be gone in a few years and most people won't notice. It won't work with Windows.