Comment by flowerlad
10 hours ago
Emacs is awesome, but it is unfortunate that on Windows it still only supports x64, which is a legacy platform at this point. Hopefully arm64 will be supported soon as well!
10 hours ago
Emacs is awesome, but it is unfortunate that on Windows it still only supports x64, which is a legacy platform at this point. Hopefully arm64 will be supported soon as well!
Anyone that wishes the death of Intel/AMD, will dearly miss the PC clones.
or, maybe more hopefully, Windows as a whole becomes a legacy platform soon :)
Emacs is a serious tool, you choose it first and only then prioritize on the OS. It's like complaining that editing videos with Adobe Premiere on Linux is not a very solid experience, or something like that. Well, if you're a pro video-editor and you must use Premiere, then maybe you need a non-Linux box to do that?
I like to tell people that consumer OSes are just Emacs hypervisors. And it's pretty clear which are better or worse :)
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Ask Valve how it is going with their plans to drop Proton.
Proton is the shim for backwards compatibility with a messy legacy system. We've all been there.
And we've also seen how legacy systems refuse to die :(
that's like asking linux to drop posix :D
Source?
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