Windows 10 for Raspberry Pi 2
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Windows 10 for Raspberry Pi 2
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Re: Windows 10 for Raspberry Pi 2
#2So I guess windows RT will be continued? I first thought that they're going x86-only, including the phones.
Re: Windows 10 for Raspberry Pi 2
#3I hope they get rid of the stupid code-signing requirement that's currently in RT which prevents all third-party apps from running in RT desktop mode! I'd love to be able run Chrome on a Windows ARM device...
Re: Windows 10 for Raspberry Pi 2
#4It's nice to see Microsoft cares. OTOH part of the attraction of the RPi for me is that people freely share their knowledge, code and cool hacks.
Adding a humongous blob of unmodifiable software doesn't really align with any of that. In the best case people will shun this, in the worst case it could harm the culture.
Re: Windows 10 for Raspberry Pi 2
#5I hope they get rid of the stupid code-signing requirement that's currently in RT which prevents all third-party apps from running in RT desktop mode! I'd love to be able run Chrome on a Windows ARM device...
If they didn't it would defeat the sole purpose of the Raspberry Pi IMHO. (Hacking software + hardware)
Re: Windows 10 for Raspberry Pi 2
#6Out of all of the exciting news coming from Redmond this past year, this has somehow taken the cake for me. In 2013, even suggesting Windows on Raspberry Pi could be a possibility would've gotten you laughed out of the room, and for it now to be actually happening made me take more than a few double-takes.
Re: Windows 10 for Raspberry Pi 2
#7So I guess windows RT will be continued? I first thought that they're going x86-only, including the phones.
There has no announcement been made to discontinue Windows on the ARM platform.
Re: Windows 10 for Raspberry Pi 2
#8Does anyone know what they mean when they say "grounded in trust"? (Seems odd to imply that other OSes are not trustworthy.) Referring to code signing, perhaps?
Re: Windows 10 for Raspberry Pi 2
#9Out of all of the exciting news coming from Redmond this past year, this has somehow taken the cake for me. In 2013, even suggesting Windows on Raspberry Pi could be a possibility would've gotten you laughed out of the room, and for it now to be actually happening made me take more than a few double-takes.
It's not that surprising news. NT has supported ARM for a few years now and the Raspberry Pi 2 is a pretty beefy board - all things considered.
Re: Windows 10 for Raspberry Pi 2
#10Does anyone know what they mean when they say "grounded in trust"? (Seems odd to imply that other OSes are not trustworthy.) Referring to code signing, perhaps?
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