Hi Daniel,

What this means practically speaking is less clear (than the article's information points). The movement in software deployment is toward small functional apps and microservices, not large monolithic apps. I've been converting high-level data access routines to Lianja from VFP, so we can run reports, etc. where intermediate cursors are > 2GB. This stuff will all run on the server, not the client, so this announcement means nothing. Lianja will already run on Linux, and Linux can already run on ARM architecture, so again, no big deal.

Still, it's nice to know that if notebooks come out with ARM architecture running Win10, VFP will run on it.

Hank

>Hi Hank,
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>Thanks for the information:)
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>I was expecting to hear that our "legacy" software à la fox or vb6 would run on win10 whatever the processor. And that's good news for sure.
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>I'd be glad to hear more about what is what in store here? What is the share of this SnapDragon-based devices in the ARM hardware market? When it come to running Win32-based Can we understand that the "Intel-architecture" vs ARM issue is over or likely to be?
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>Looking forward to comments on this forum:)
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>Cheers Daniel