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You sure? Microsoft dropped Alpha, MIPS, and PowerPC by the time Windows 2000 rolled around. Beyond that point, only the Xbox 360 and Itanium versions had anyth
by 6SixTy 2y ago
You sure? Microsoft dropped Alpha, MIPS, and PowerPC by the time Windows 2000 rolled around. Beyond that point, only the Xbox 360 and Itanium versions had anything different to the usual X86/64 offering.
- MBCook 2y agoWhile there was only one popular choice, they’ve always kept it flexible. That was a core design decision. But, as an example, Windows Phone 8 and later were based on the NT kernel. You already mentioned the 360.