[ikk157]

for emulation they demo virtualizaiton on stage . the solution is virutalization not bootcamp and bootcamp is removed so there is no more ability to run windows on mac based arm . windows on arm is kinda weird it only run on specific hardware that microsoft want or if the device is extremely open source like raspberry pi . in the stage they run debian 10 in virtualization . it is the same as microsoft WSL

What’s up with all the assumptions... how’d you jump into the conclusion that bootcamp was removed? Apple didn’t say a word about removing bootcamp. Not to mention that bootcamp wasn’t built for x86-64 OSs specifically, but rather dual booting any compatible OS... so them removing it is not even a reasonable assumption.

Also, Windows on ARM doesn’t officially support the raspberry pi. There have been people who are heavily modifying it to make it work on the raspberry pi, but I’m yet to see any fully functional version. Not to mention that there’s no way you could buy a license for the raspberry pi, so these modified copies are illegal to use anyway.