Apple with ARM CPU!
Frank Lauter - 23/Jun/2020
Frank Lauter - 23/Jun/2020
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I can still remember it well, it was a few years ago that all speakers prepared for the Delphitage to hold your session.
Five or six of the "well-known heads" wired your notebooks on stage. EVERYONE opened a Mac book and the Apple logos glowed.
Then I looked around to see if I was in the wrong conference. Until then, I would never have bought an Apple - why would I? No compiler, no Delphi IDE, what should I do with it.
Sure, I also had a notebook - 3 times as heavy and no more than 1.5 hours of battery life.
True to the motto - you learn from the best: bought a Mac book, installed VMWare, installed Delphi and since then I've also used a Mac book for on the go or at events such as the Delphi / Forum Days.
Of course now with an external SSD, because the internal hard drive was too small, but I can always take my entire development environment with me!
I think a lot of people did it that way. Did Apple think about it when choosing ARM?
For me this is a clear sign - Apple only has an eye on the normal users who trust Apple and are happy to play Candy-Crush on their notebook now!
Let's see what all this has to do. ARM Windows - that also works, MacOS arm as target in Delphi, Windows on arm as target? Maybe Linux on arm for the Pi?
We will see...
Regards...
PS .: In silence, of course I still hope for an FMX-IDE ...
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I can still remember it well, it was a few years ago that all speakers prepared for the Delphitage to hold your session.
Five or six of the "well-known heads" wired your notebooks on stage. EVERYONE opened a Mac book and the Apple logos glowed.
Then I looked around to see if I was in the wrong conference. Until then, I would never have bought an Apple - why would I? No compiler, no Delphi IDE, what should I do with it.
Sure, I also had a notebook - 3 times as heavy and no more than 1.5 hours of battery life.
True to the motto - you learn from the best: bought a Mac book, installed VMWare, installed Delphi and since then I've also used a Mac book for on the go or at events such as the Delphi / Forum Days.
Of course now with an external SSD, because the internal hard drive was too small, but I can always take my entire development environment with me!
I think a lot of people did it that way. Did Apple think about it when choosing ARM?
For me this is a clear sign - Apple only has an eye on the normal users who trust Apple and are happy to play Candy-Crush on their notebook now!
Let's see what all this has to do. ARM Windows - that also works, MacOS arm as target in Delphi, Windows on arm as target? Maybe Linux on arm for the Pi?
We will see...
Regards...
PS .: In silence, of course I still hope for an FMX-IDE ...
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