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@26, the problem is that Microsoft licenses Windows for ARM to OEMs only, last time I checked. I can't go to the MS store and buy a license for windows and expect that to work on ARM.
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As far as I know, Windows works great on ARM. What is this about it not doing so? There may be some issues specifically for accessibility, but I'm pretty sure NVDA supports it. Microsoft has mostly done the same thing, ARM
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Problem with running Linux on Apple devices now is that Apple may not release hardware specifications/programmer documentation so that we can teach Linux how to work with their hardware. It wouldn't surprise me if they didn't do
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Apple is notorious for soldering RAM and SSDs nowadays. They're also starting to glue batteries. My biggest problem isn't necessarily that they're moving to ARM, it's more the fact it gives them even more control over
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Yeah, I don't get it. Apple has done what literally everyone else has done and literally also they moved to a more standard architecture, not a less standard one.As far as I know, being Arm doesn't effect peripherals or ram
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It appears the only way forward is to presumably run ARM compatible operating systems virtually in an ARM virtual machine environment. Unless Microsoft decides to release ARM Windows to the masses, say goodbye to the possibility
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No, that's actually limitations of X86 getting in the way. They can't translate VMs. It breaks the isolation of the VM from a security perspective, but more to the point it's slow. The reason that VMs are practical
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"Rosetta can translate most Intel-based apps, including apps that contain just-in-time (JIT) compilers. However, Rosetta doesn’t translate the following executables:• Kernel extensions• Virtual Machine apps that virtu
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"Rosetta can translate most Intel-based apps, including apps that contain just-in-time (JIT) compilers. However, Rosetta doesn’t translate the following executables:• Kernel extensions• Virtual Machine apps that virtu
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"Rosetta can translate most Intel-based apps, including apps that contain just-in-time (JIT) compilers. However, Rosetta doesn’t translate the following executables:• Kernel extensions• Virtual Machine apps that virtu
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"Rosetta can translate most Intel-based apps, including apps that contain just-in-time (JIT) compilers. However, Rosetta doesn’t translate the following executables:• Kernel extensions• Virtual Machine apps that virtu
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"Rosetta can translate most Intel-based apps, including apps that contain just-in-time (JIT) compilers. However, Rosetta doesn’t translate the following executables:• Kernel extensions• Virtual Machine apps that virtu
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I'm just going to get a 2008 mac pro really soon, i believe its 2008.My uncle has a company that had some unused macs lying around and i wanted to use MacOS again so i've called him and he says that if i want to do
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@camlornGotcha, thanks for the explanation.
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@12No one sighted really cares about Bootcamp anymore because virtualization is pretty good, and if you read the article I linked part of the issue is apparently that Windows isn't licensed for consumers on ARM
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@ogomez92, Yeah that's what I went with in the end. I'm getting a Windows SFF PC, just wanted to see theoretically what virtualising Windows on a Mac would be like.
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um, if you want to use windows primarily why don't you get a windows pc but in the mini form factor? They are called mini pcs and they exist
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a 2000 doller mac would buy me a 32GB windows machine desktop and 2 extra ssd hard drive of 2TB, in this case, i don't need a mac at all, and i'm never ever gonna buy one anyways
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@12, Apple controls literally everything about the platform now. I doubt Windows will run perfectly -- if at all -- on the new macs just because I doubt MS has drivers for it and Apple probably won't port their driver code over
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Isn't their a version of Windows for ARM computers now anyway? Why would they take out Bootcamp entirely rather than just requiring that you only use an ARM compatible OS. I mean Linux has several distros that work on ARM I
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As far as i've heard; and read; running windows on the new arm macs will still be possible; but only via vertual machines. That's as far as I know. I've no idea if bootcamp would work.
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Well for the record, I'm looking at these both as candidates.https://droidbox.co.uk/droix-ck1.htmlhttps://droix.net/collections/windows-l … 3759321142And you can get around much of VMWare's audio lag with VMWare tools, which you
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Well for the record, I'm looking at these both as candidates.https://droidbox.co.uk/droix-ck1.htmlhttps://droix.net/collections/windows-l … 3759321142
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Vmware's accessibility is fine on Windows, save for one panel that can be worked around with object nav.
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Well personally I have pulled back from vm software for a while.My biggest issues on something like vmware are that the new version still did not improve some of the input fields and such.The interface has been weird as ever.I
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Maybe the Mac audio latency story is different, but in general VM audio latency has tended to consistently be a problem.
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Why do you say virtualisation is not enough for us?Back when i had a mac i used to virtualise windows on vmware fusion. It was an I5 early2015 macbook air with 8GB ram and 4 cores and virtualised windows worked great for things
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Yeah, might as well mention that my budget cap is around £600 at tops so... no 32GB I9 Mac for me, any time soon.All the same, thank for you help guys, I'll just go with a Windows PC. The Mac thing was more just a casual
Re: Windows Compatibility on Apple's New Hardware From Now on
Yeah, might as well mention that my budget cap is around £600 at tops so... no 32GB I9 Mac for me, any time soon.All the same, thank for you help guys, I'll just go with a Windows PC. The Mac thing was more just a casual
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Actually, if you use parallels desktop you don't have any noticable latency. At least on my macbook pro with 32 gigs of ram and an i9 8 core processor. It's technically not accessible unless you use VOCR.
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I got curious so did a quick google, and looks like Bootcamp won't be available on Arm: https://www.theverge.com/2020/6/24/2130 … -boot-campThis isn't surprising as Vms are actually very good these days, but unfortunately
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I don't know about Arm, but Bootcamp has always tended to have small but annoying issues depending on your machine (in my case, it was the audio device randomly switching to the main speakers of the laptop for like a quarter
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Hi community,I'm looking to buy an SFF desktop for my needs, and the Apple Mac Mini caught my eye, but since I'm going to be using Windows as a primary OS, do you think this is a good choice? What's Windows going to feel like
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