The last time Microsoft made an ARM version of interactive&#x2F;desktop Windows (Windows RT for the Surface&#x2F;Surface 2), it didn&#x27;t support legacy Win32 apps (native or x86 emulated). It was a huge flop; Win32 apps are still the overriding reason why anyone runs Windows.<p>And now that Intel has gotten its act together with low-power SoCs, I don&#x27;t see desktop Windows coming back to ARM any time soon.<p>(yes, there is Windows 10 for ARM but only for IoT platforms, it doesn&#x27;t support graphical apps)