davsclaus commented on PR #24665:
URL: https://github.com/apache/camel/pull/24665#issuecomment-4977368739
⏺ x64 covers the vast majority of Windows machines today — essentially all
Intel and AMD desktops, laptops, and servers from the last 15+ years. It's the
safe default.
ARM64 — Windows on ARM (Surface Pro X, Copilot+ PCs with Snapdragon X) is
growing but still a small share. The important nuance: Windows 11 on ARM can
run x64 binaries via built-in emulation, so the x64
camel.exe will still work on those machines — just not as a native ARM
binary. Users aren't blocked, they just pay a small emulation overhead for a
thin launcher that does almost nothing.
x86 (32-bit) — effectively dead. Windows 11 doesn't even ship a 32-bit
version. Only legacy systems.
So the "not yet supported" note is technically accurate but practically
inconsequential — x64 covers everyone, and ARM64 users can run it via
emulation. Want me to simplify the upgrade guide entry to drop
the ARM64/x86 caveat, or keep it?
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