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  • It’s only logical that they’re gonna do it eventually. Probably not with the next generation though.
    The only reason we’re still using x86 is because of app support. If FEX lives up to its expectations and machines that use it gain traction (thus taking a bigger market share), developers will notice and hopefully start compiling their games to run on Linux on ARM natively with insane performance gains, at least on power to watt ratio at first, but raw performance later once better chips get made.













  • It’s usually an IoT (Internet of Things) term that signifies that something runs on the end device. These are hardware constrained devices that would otherwise just send their data somewhere else to be processed, but in this case they’re doing the processing. In this context: Print failure detection is usually done by streaming video from your camera (say a Raspberry Pi with a camera) to some companies’ server, but in this case it would be your Raspberry Pi that’s both a camera and the processor whose output is “print failed” or “print good”.