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Yeah… I wasn’t really getting at it not working on 32bit, more getting at it not working on arm. If it doesn’t acquire the ability to run arm binaries, it will
by dave4420 3y ago
Yeah… I wasn’t really getting at it not working on 32bit, more getting at it not working on arm.
If it doesn’t acquire the ability to run arm binaries, it will be a retro computing platform in a couple of years. (And it would have to emulate apple’s cpu extensions, even when running on arm chips, yes.)
- gwbas1c 3y agoPerhaps the assumption is that ARM will be more common on Windows and Linux? Or that ARM will become a requirement at some point in the future? I'm kinda surprised that ARM isn't common yet in Windows and Linux.
- mgaunard 3y agoWhy would it be? There isn't really a viable ARM chip for the PC platform. Nvidia is supposedly planning to release one in 2025.