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Mostly they have just changed the outer appearance(visual sugar), rest it's identical to windows 10 from the insides technically. Though they do promise to introduce new inside optimizations and features which we yet don't know.
Also the android emulation feature is not yet implemented (it mostly looks like that they will make a 'wine' like layer software to do that or maybe just directly use an emulator which is slow on performamce)
@mur2501 @HackerBean A Wine like layer mean you use Windows on ARM, else it will emulate this ISA.
@popolon @HackerBean@noc.social
Not necessary
You can directly compile JVM Bytecode to Intel x86.
Mostly I think as the android apps are gonna available through the microsoft store then they would compiled beforehand for windows.
@mur2501 @HackerBean some are in java, other are in native arm code (compiled from c) for optimization. You can already use androd emulator on Linux (like Anbox) or windows (don't know the names) to see how they work). Android-X86 can run in a vm (Qemu or VirtualBox for example)
