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Parallels is testing x86 emulation on Apple silicon Macs
But don’t expect great performance just yet.
www.theverge.com
Will it fly with the copyright ?
Will it fly with the copyright ?
What did you mean?
I just read that it is very slow, and someone suggested simply using a native Windows machine instead.
What did you mean?
X86 is copyrighted that's why I was asking
X86 is copyrighted that's why I was asking
It is not mentioned in the following list:
www.parallels.com
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