Cool links and all, but can you express in words how the invalidate my point? And do you actually know how RISC-V machine/supervisor/user/hypervisor modes work?

Cool links and all, but can you express in words how the invalidate my point? And do you actually know how RISC-V machine/supervisor/user/hypervisor modes work? I assure you, it's just a few instructions to switch between them, so my point still stands, unless I'm wrong about that, which I am not. So let's move on. > qemu A poor substitute for running on real hardware, from a psychological perspective. Just look at how people nerd out on HN about porting Doom to a smartwatch. People like to run things on hardware: fact. PCs are more ubiquitous than RISC-V boards which you have to order online: fact. > Intel hate keeping tech is irrelevant [I don’t care] I didn't get it, can you explain? > Also, it runs Minix Everyone knows this already, it makes the front page of HN at least once per year.