I’ve run the Windows ARM beta on my M1 MacBook Pro 13” and it boots quickly, runs fast and well, under Parallels. Office works good too. I had assumed that since this was a beta, that a regular ARM release would be coming soon, but apparently not? I use it to test compatibility for websites in Windows web browsers. They all work fine too.
Apple didn't sell you an Apple Silicon Mac advertising support for Rosetta2 on Linux. They actually had to write code to support this. So props to Apple for doing this.
Its the sort of low-effort comment you should come to expect in the first few hours of articles about Apple. Eventually it will get buried, but it is a sort of toll we all must pay it seems.
An idiot who has no idea what they are talking about or even the nature of the discussion thinks they can score some cheap karma with a line that feels more like it should be about an iPhone than system software on macOS. I am guessing the author just has no clue what Rosetta is and their reading comprehension does not extend to the end of the title so they missed the little bit about macOS.
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[ 2.8 ms ] story [ 38.8 ms ] threadApple didn't sell you an Apple Silicon Mac advertising support for Rosetta2 on Linux. They actually had to write code to support this. So props to Apple for doing this.
An idiot who has no idea what they are talking about or even the nature of the discussion thinks they can score some cheap karma with a line that feels more like it should be about an iPhone than system software on macOS. I am guessing the author just has no clue what Rosetta is and their reading comprehension does not extend to the end of the title so they missed the little bit about macOS.