> I believe that is the result of Microsoft's peculiar inability to switch architectures. This is simply not true. I'm running Windows right now--to post thi

> I believe that is the result of Microsoft's peculiar inability to switch architectures. This is simply not true. I'm running Windows right now--to post this response--on an ARM Windows laptop. Microsoft has had Windows on RISC machines. Alpha, MIPS, PowerP and Itanium. They were all reado, should any of these architecturs take off. (See: https://virtuallyfun.com/2023/08/05/come-meet-tenox-check-out-the-nt-risc-collection-over-at-vcf/ https://virtuallyfun.com/2023/08/05/come-meet-tenox-check-ou...) Stop spreading misinformation.