CrossOver Wine Now on Chrome OS
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I bet apps tend to run really slowly.
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@scottalanmiller Windows is now supporting ARM to run Widows apps
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@dbeato said in CrossOver Wine Now on Chrome OS:
@scottalanmiller Windows is now supporting ARM to run Widows apps
I'm really looking forward to seeing how this works out.
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@dbeato said in CrossOver Wine Now on Chrome OS:
@dashrender https://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft-announces-windows-10-arm
Right, This isn't new news, I'm just waiting to see actual end user products and performance.
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@dashrender Oh okay, yes I am awaiting as well.
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@dbeato said in CrossOver Wine Now on Chrome OS:
@dashrender https://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft-announces-windows-10-arm
Article says that getting Windows to run on ARM is a phenominal technical achievement - apparently the authors thing that Windows is pure garbage compared to Linux and BSD that run on ARM and always have, and run on tons of other things that Windows can't. It seems more like an indictment of Windows than a praise.
Also, Windows has been on ARM for a while, they were selling this years ago.
Also, ARM are not mobile processors.
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Also, the article says that only 32bit Windows apps will run on Windows ARM, not real Windows apps.
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@scottalanmiller said in CrossOver Wine Now on Chrome OS:
Also, the article says that only 32bit Windows apps will run on Windows ARM, not real Windows apps.
What's a real Windows app? Most people I know running local Office still run the 32 bit version.
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@dashrender said in CrossOver Wine Now on Chrome OS:
@scottalanmiller said in CrossOver Wine Now on Chrome OS:
Also, the article says that only 32bit Windows apps will run on Windows ARM, not real Windows apps.
What's a real Windows app? Most people I know running local Office still run the 32 bit version.
One that doesn't require emulation to run. Windows is 64 bit. It's a 64 OS. Apps for that OS.
