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Windows runs fine on at least a few ARM SoCs and I'm sure most have no SATA. Maybe some have PCIe or at least NVMe. BTW, they were available commercially pri
by wyldfire 4y ago
Windows runs fine on at least a few ARM SoCs and I'm sure most have no SATA. Maybe some have PCIe or at least NVMe. BTW, they were available commercially prior to M1 Macbooks.
The vast, vast majority of software written for Windows doesn't care about those buses. And emulation allows for the x86 programs to run without being rebuilt.
Windows' biggest drawback in this regard is that hobbyist/enthusiasts generally can't add support for any-old-board. You've got to be a vendor who is willing to get in touch with Microsoft to make it happen.