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Which also marks the end of being able to run non-Arm based Windows on Macs natively.
by Springtime 1y ago
Which also marks the end of being able to run non-Arm based Windows on Macs natively.
- mrkstu 1y agoWhen you have ARM Windows available that can run Intel Windows software, I don't think that really matters.
- tonyedgecombe 1y agoIsn’t bootcamp there for legacy Windows apps rather than stuff compiled for ARM?
- zevon 1y agoBootcamp doesn't really exist anymore but you can use tools like UTM or Parallels to run the ARM build of Windows 11 in a VM - and that build includes an X86 emulation layer, so you can run X86 Windows applications in a double virtualization/emulation whammy. Works surprisingly well, in my limited experience.