> Rosetta made everything runnable, even if performance suffered. I think a very important part was that even with the Rosetta overhead, most x86 programs were

> Rosetta made everything runnable, even if performance suffered. I think a very important part was that even with the Rosetta overhead, most x86 programs were faster on the m1 than on the machines which it would have been replacing. It wasn’t just that you could continue using your existing software with a perf hit; your new laptop actually felt like a meaningful upgrade even before any of your third party software got updated.