> Especially now there's a Windows on ARM with proper backwards compatibility. I wouldn't say that Microsoft's Prism x86 to ARM translation layer has been anyw

> Especially now there's a Windows on ARM with proper backwards compatibility. I wouldn't say that Microsoft's Prism x86 to ARM translation layer has been anywhere near as successful as Rosetta was at running the majority of legacy software on day one. Prism is improving, but the Windows on ARM reviews are still bringing up x86 software that didn't work at all.