fine those are all running on arm and i just describe what will eventually be like NUMBER_TOKEN percent of the world you know so i i just feel like what's the point of doing this to a legacy architecture legacy platform what's the point like what what do you what do we lose in our you know in our mad bid to get to this point it doesn't make any sense so it's taken them five years to get emulations even sort of right on arm for windows right it just happened this year that they got xNUMBER_TOKEN emulation unarmed that that okay they've been trying that for the past five years and they finally got to it but i keep thinking what if now that they kind of achieved that goal if it's almost moot right like they've got windows NUMBER_TOKEN which is the cloud pc platform they've got azure virtual desktop like what if they just say okay you know what what if we just give you guys a cloud platform or vmware there you go visa absolutely here's the goofy thing and this is um this is confusing but it needs to be stated if you ever run windows NUMBER_TOKEN or whatnot windows NUMBER_TOKEN on arm in in virtualized on a mNUMBER_TOKEN base mac it's excellent it is in many ways it's a goofy thing to say but it isn't many ways better than the experience of running out on native hardware and part of the reason for that is nobody nobody who does this today like this is not NUMBER_TOKEN or not you know NUMBER_TOKEN or whatever when you're when you're virtualizing windows on a mac you're doing it for a very specific reason you could be a developer you know who needs to test things on different platforms whatever more likely you're uh an enterprise user you have one app it's just one app you don't care about windows you don't care about all the stuff that comes in windows you don't care about drivers you don't care about whatever you just want one app your company is going to send you an app it runs you've got mac stuff going on and this is one windows app it just looks normal but it's fine and honestly for that kind of thing assuming you can get it to run a windows and arm which i get you know kind of an open question but um you probably can't it runs great it's fine it's completely unofficial and unsupported and you know microsoft doesn't is not letting that happen but by the way that qualcomm agreement is the um suspected reason for that i think you may recall i think back in august september maybe i had been told by a source i trust that microsoft was getting ready to okay uh windows NUMBER_TOKEN i guess it was at the time on arm you know for this purpose for virtualizing it on the mNUMBER_TOKEN and september came and went and that never happened in fact microsoft came up with code like no that's an unsupported uh scenario i think is the way they put it yeah so and and now i'm wondering if both those things are not contradictory that this is still coming but it is based on the end of this qualcomm uh exclusivity arrangement yeah i don't know that could be right that totally could be yeah you know i i just had a lot of hopes for arm originally when the first arm pc started coming out that it
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