Sounds like they want more data
this post was submitted on 27 Jun 2023
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Lots of people missing the point here.
What if you had a tablet device that could go weeks without charging? It could handle basic tasks on its own, or more intensive tasks when connected to the internet?
Office 365 is a good example. Basic tasks of word can be handled by a cached web client, but if you need to do something more advanced and need the full version of word to run, the ARM architecture can’t run it so spin up a virtual instance and stream it to your arm device.
Windows 11 will have this baked in. It’s not a forced replacement of a local OS.
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One more reason to move to Linux, then use Windows entirely for Windows development.
Speaking of it, any GUI for gdb? I like the GUI of windbg, I wonder if something similar does exist for gdb. (EDIT: found Kdbg)
Also what is the level of support for pro-audio stuff under Linux? I had some luck running my own stuff's ports on Linux, even on my RPi400 (which I use as an ARM and Linux dev tool), MIDI devices also work due to standard drivers, but I wonder if any audio interface has proper low-latency drivers. At least I could still use Krita and my graphics tablet under Linux.
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This might be a hot take but I wonder how this would be priced.
It could be handy for cloud gaming (since gforce now publishers are trying to block it).