> . But there is some sense to trying to lay the groundwork for future ARM SoCs running Windows. They've been doing exactly that since Windows 8, if not earlie

> . But there is some sense to trying to lay the groundwork for future ARM SoCs running Windows. They've been doing exactly that since Windows 8, if not earlier. Perhaps the Year of Windows on ARM is somewhere around the corner from the Year of the Linux Desktop I think we are on the ... third? ... attention cycle for this? Because they were trying pretty hard when W10 dropped too