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I just installed Windows 10 ARM for testing, and no, ARM64 .Net Framework is not available on Windows 10. Not exactly sure why though.

Hi, I have some Windows ARM64 devices (a Snapdragon laptop, and a Raspberry Pi 4), if you want me to test something, please let me know.

On my Snapdragon 8cx laptop: The package from MSYS2 does not include samples, so I built myself with the patches from the [PKGBUILD](https://github.com/msys2/MINGW-packages/blob/master/mingw-w64-libusb/PKGBUILD). This is with a Acer USB-C dock...

looks like a WinRT API... sure you can use WinRT in desktop app with C++, but RetroArch is mostly a C project, it will get messy fast... And is it...

One thing might be useful though, it allows UWP to use generic HID controllers (xinput only supports Xbox controller, and DirectInput does not work on UWP) Wonder if this API...

One thing to note is WinRT does have a C-style interface (which is pretty much COM in steroids, and quite verbose). SDL2 supports Windows.Gaming.Input via this interface.

@Amy-Li03 > Windows Server 2012 (Child window is styled consistently with other windows) >  Not what I would say "consistent" but it proves a point. The title bar of...

Is the dark common control theme documented now? Last time I checked it is still undocumented. Only the dark title bar attribute is documented and public.

Traditional UWPs does not allow loading DLLs from outside the package, but I guess Centennial apps can.

One possible use case might be https://github.com/M2Team/NanaZip/issues/210.