I agree. I don't want ARM to win, but I don't want x86 to keep winning either. As functional systems, they're fine. But I principally dislike both. Locked down,

I agree. I don't want ARM to win, but I don't want x86 to keep winning either. As functional systems, they're fine. But I principally dislike both. Locked down, un-free, with spyware backdoors especially in x86's case. RISC-V really needs to gain some traction. Once that has most software compiled for it, and it's efficient enough, I'm gonna start using it.