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And this isn't a "Windows PC" in the traditional sense. The reason people run Windows in the enterprise (and for some desktop home uses like games) is still har
by alkonaut 4mo ago
And this isn't a "Windows PC" in the traditional sense. The reason people run Windows in the enterprise (and for some desktop home uses like games) is still hardware and software compat.
I run it for work because we make windows programs. We use drivers that don't exist on Win-for-ARM yet. So to most people a "Windows PC" is an x64 Windows PC still. The risk for MS if compat isn't good enough for Windows-Arm64 is that people might as well shift from windows entirely if they need new software and harware anyway.