"Microsoft Edge is also 64-bit, not just by default, but at all times when running on a 64-bit processor."
After 32-bit Windows Server went away as of 2008 R2, I didn't expect MS to keep shipping 32-bit client for this long. Anybody have a convincing argument as to why? 16-bit legacy apps in large businesses?
Obviously it's not free to do this, especially since they'll be producing every patch for two PC platforms for probably another decade.
After 32-bit Windows Server went away as of 2008 R2, I didn't expect MS to keep shipping 32-bit client for this long. Anybody have a convincing argument as to why? 16-bit legacy apps in large businesses?
Obviously it's not free to do this, especially since they'll be producing every patch for two PC platforms for probably another decade.