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GitHub tool lets you get Windows 10 on ARM on a Raspberry Pi flavoured SD card in a few clicks.
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GitHub tool lets you get Windows 10 on ARM on a Raspberry Pi flavoured SD card in a few clicks.
OK, but why?
Cheaper way to get a Win 10 dev platform if you're specifically targeting UWP or Windows on Arm? Because you just want to play with Win 10 on ARM?
Or, perhaps, the evergreen ... "why not?"
To me that sounds like:Quote:
Originally Posted by scaryjim
I want to nail my hand to a mouldy tree with a rusty spike; why not?
I don't care how easy it is, not interested :)
[QUOTE=DanceswithUnix;11281]well thank Christ you don't have to.Quote:
Originally Posted by scaryjim
I thought Win10 was a raspberry already.
Not quite the analogy I've have used for W10, but I like it. Very good play on words.Quote:
Originally Posted by mers
Might give it a poke but not holding out much hope after iot a couple of years back. invested both time and money into it to try and get something marketable up and running but Microsoft just weren't interested in sorting out a graphics driver that could push even the slightest of visuals around a screen that didn't behave like something from the 70's. it was an embarrassment and after a year or waiting it was clear their plans were elsewhere
Yup, all that time and money would have been much better spent learning and developing with one of the Linux graphical APIs. Plus Windows 10 on Pi is going to be glacially slow.Quote:
Originally Posted by blokeinkent
Visual Studio 2019 (.net core 3) now has built-in support for raspberry pi gpio pins... But of course you don't need windows on ARM to run .net core!
Now they can spy on your pi.
Why not?Quote:
Originally Posted by darcotech
People made Doom run on a printer LCD and no one got mad at it.
Someone in this world might find this useful, and the author probably had some time to kill and challenged himself.