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I bet it will, because cross-platform virtualization and containerization is a boon for Apple. Also, Rosetta will stay for older programs (esp. games) and some
by bayindirh 19d ago
I bet it will, because cross-platform virtualization and containerization is a boon for Apple. Also, Rosetta will stay for older programs (esp. games) and some Intel specific frameworks per Apple's docs.
I bet with all the transistor count increase, that circuitry is a blip.
- asimovDev 19d agooh right, forgot about virtualization. Apple probably still need those customers that spend half of their day in Parallels Desktop
- bayindirh 19d agoAlso, being able to run x86 Linux binaries is important for developers: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/virtualization/running-intel-binaries-in-linux-vms https://developer.apple.com/documentation/virtualization/run...
- pppnfnnqmrmntn 19d agoApple can’t wait to ditch rosetta2, and dump all the development work on fex for supporting old legacy x86 software.