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Solidworks on M1?

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Well, I have no personal experience, but acc. to this website: https://isapplesiliconready.com/app/Solidworks ,it doesn't work on the m1 yet

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45 minutes ago, J-from-Nucleon said:

Well, I have no personal experience, but acc. to this website: https://isapplesiliconready.com/app/Solidworks ,it doesn't work on the m1 yet

I saw some screenshots/videos with VMware, with Windwos 10, running Soild 

didn't know about this website, thanks man 🙂

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It would require making a VM, loading the "unofficial" Windows for ARM distribution on it, and have it emulate x86... going to be finicky and performance likely poor.

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