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That's fair. On the other hand, you can still run x86_64 applications on Apple Silicon through Rosetta. Sure, it's not 32-bit x86, but there are ways to provide
by microtonal 3y ago
That's fair. On the other hand, you can still run x86_64 applications on Apple Silicon through Rosetta. Sure, it's not 32-bit x86, but there are ways to provide backwards compatibility without supporting decades of legacy in hardware.