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No. But what x86/x64 support that is available on Windows/Linux isn't as slow as you might think.
by goosedragons 1y ago
No. But what x86/x64 support that is available on Windows/Linux isn't as slow as you might think.
- 0x000xca0xfe 1y agoDo you have any data or reviews to link for that? I'd really like to replace my old Thinkpad with a long-running, lightweight Linux laptop that can also do some gaming on the side (think Witcher 3 on good settings) but Snapdragon has not lived up to the hype AFAIK. But big thumbs up to all the Linux devs that are working on improving the situation!
- adastra22 1y agoNot having the special hardware you are referring to means that the transpiled binaries have more fences than might be strictly necessary, which maybe gives a 5-10% performance hit depending on the use case?