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> x86 binaries are no longer usable What do you mean by this? Rosetta 2 is very fast and it runs a lot of x86 apps well.
by als0 3y ago
> x86 binaries are no longer usable
What do you mean by this? Rosetta 2 is very fast and it runs a lot of x86 apps well.
- jsheard 3y agoI meant x86 as in 32-bit Intel, as opposed to x64 or x86-64 or AMD64 or whatever you want to call it. Catalina ended support for 32-bit binaries even on Intel Macs, and Rosetta2 could never run 32-bit code.
- n6h6 3y ago> or whatever you want to call it I feel for you lmao. Technology naming conventions are a shitshow, and CPU architecture is no exception.