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This is perhaps indicative: I am giving up and selling my ARM Surface Pro X to CEX (a UK 2nd-hand exchange franchise) and replacing it with an old Intel model of Surface Pro 4 or maybe 8. Now what's interesting is that, when purchased, the Surface Pro X was priced alongside the Surface Pro 8. But the used/refurbished value of the Pro X is now half of the Pro 4 or 8. In other words, ARM has presumably proved a market failure. Because, presumably, Windows' emulation isn't up to standard for too many apps, such as Dropbox; and apps such as Dropbox haven't gone out on a limb to meet ARM's demands.
Dropbox, you really need to develop an ARM version for at least Windows 11. As a paying customer, and knowing many DB customers, it is a must as ARM based Windows devices are really ramping up in enterprises too.
This is great news!
Ben
Summer started ma no Arm Version.. 🙂
stop the holiday and write code please
Hi Ben,
This is fantastic news, can't wait for this as it will greatly simplify my workflow.
Jeff
Apple M1 and M2 are already supported.
All you need now is the Linux ARM64 versions (Raspberry Pi) and you're set!
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