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I think apple is making a mistake deprecating intel entirely. I want to get an M2 mac but I just can't. I need to work with native X64/amd64 code. And I can't g
by _8j50 3y ago
I think apple is making a mistake deprecating intel entirely. I want to get an M2 mac but I just can't. I need to work with native X64/amd64 code. And I can't get Linux laptops at work. Macos is the best work OS out there, sucks not being able to use them in the future.
- Iwan-Zotow 3y agoEmulator?
- _8j50 3y agoI need to run VMs like with Win10 guest as an example.
- TillE 3y agoWindows for ARM64 runs just fine, and has its own x86 emulation layer. There are scenarios where you genuinely need Intel hardware (running x86-64 binary drivers, I guess), but it's a pretty small subset.
- _8j50 3y agoDebugging x64 apps, malware reversimg and exploit dev are my main use cases. When I looked into it, windows or other OSes only worked on X86. Macos native emulation is useless. I would want to run idapro in windows10 and debug X64 apps.
- duped 3y ago> And I can't get Linux laptops at work Why not?
- _8j50 3y agoBecause they said no.