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As Microsoft Windows 11 will introduce native *Android support* now, although there will be two stores...
Do you see any use in creating actual Windows native apps, are there practical differences in let's say speed, I/O interactivty etc?
While Microsoft does that the rest of the marketplace is growing..
ChromeOS is shutting down in 10 months.. On top of that Google (after 5+ years of development) finally release their first real devices with their non-linux-based-OS..Fushia. I think they have began to replace the old OS CastOS on devices such as Google Nest Hub units this week actually.
So ChromeOS is out, Fuschia is in.. but Android can thankfully soon run on Windows machines, so there's always Android!
Do you see any use in creating actual Windows native apps, are there practical differences in let's say speed, I/O interactivty etc?
While Microsoft does that the rest of the marketplace is growing..
ChromeOS is shutting down in 10 months.. On top of that Google (after 5+ years of development) finally release their first real devices with their non-linux-based-OS..Fushia. I think they have began to replace the old OS CastOS on devices such as Google Nest Hub units this week actually.
So ChromeOS is out, Fuschia is in.. but Android can thankfully soon run on Windows machines, so there's always Android!