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0 pointslockhouse2y ago0 comments

No, it describes 2 options for running Windows: Streaming it from the cloud and virtualizing it via Parallels.

Windows lacks the drivers to run directly on M1/M2 Macs.

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To be perfectly clear, the virtualization is for ARM, so you're getting native level performance with ARM apps and the Windows emulation of x86 instructions flies along pretty well too.

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0 pointslockhouse2y ago0 comments

No, it describes 2 options for running Windows: Streaming it from the cloud and virtualizing it via Parallels.

Windows lacks the drivers to run directly on M1/M2 Macs.

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mrkstu2y ago

To be perfectly clear, the virtualization is for ARM, so you're getting native level performance with ARM apps and the Windows emulation of x86 instructions flies along pretty well too.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse