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wood1208 said:

Not going to happen but if Microsoft ports modified ARM Windows to run natively on M1 MACs like Windows on x86.Now a days MacOS or Windows pretty much free or people buy M1 version of Windows license from Microsoft. Customers buy MACS and load which ever OS they need for certain applications to run and switch around.

Spoken like a true Windows bloke. No Mac user calls it a MAC. MAC is usually an address for networking hardware, etc.

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dysamoria said:

And there’s the fatal flaw: subscription.

AND the fact that Parallels will gleefully continue to charge you, after you cancel, without notice.  And then suddenly "Customer Care" is nowhere to be found.  I'll wait for VirtualBox, with it's limitations.

Ahhh.. "Crystal clear"

Monday: Apple introduces the all-new Mac mini M4 Cube.

dewme said:

I’ve been using VMWare Fusion Player 13 on my Mac Studio since last fall. I’ve been nothing short of very impressed with how well Windows 11 ARM runs on it. Considering the price, which is free for non commercial use, it’s amazing. The only downside is the relative lack of ARM native apps, but the x86 apps I’ve tried run very seamlessly. 

Did I mention that it’s free for non commercial use? 

I have been singing the praises of Fusion Player ever since the first version, and it was solidified when Parallels went to an extor- I mean, "annual subscription" plan.

As you mentioned, It's FREE - as in FREE.

We used (paid versions) it extensively on Intel Macs where I was working, and it never spit out the bit.  And kudos should go to the MS teams that made x86 code run on an ARM implementation pretty flawlessly.  I know many Mac fans don't like to recognize anything MS might do well, but to see the performance of some pretty heady software never intended to be run on ARM, is impressive.

bobolicious said:

...emoji sure seem profitable...
...the bigger question to me is do mac users really want reinventing (and paying for) workflow changes and the debugging annually to contribute to such numbers...?
Vertical apps I license have narrowed sanctioned functionality to single versions of macOS (monterey remains unsupported), and if apps don't align what then...?
Are some now better off shareholders than mac professionals day to day...?

Huh? Are you capable of forming a coherent sentence in English?

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netrox said:

This approach is highly consistent, semantic, and clear.

Not to people in the world who use Month, Date, Year.