Those who leverage Skylum's AI-powered photo editing software Luminar Neo on Arm hardware can also check out the latest release of the software in the Microsoft Store, as it packs native support for Arm.
Additionally, native installers for Arm can now be created through the latest version of WiX installer.
Node developers will also be happy to know that version 20.0.0 of the platform features native Arm support. Similarly, for developers who utilize LLVM, version 12.0 and onwards of the software touts cross-compile and native compile capabilities for Arm. On a related note, Visual Studio 17.71 Preview 1 also features support for Linux development through C++. This includes Multi-platform App UI (MAUI) support for Arm in Visual Studio 17.6, it is important to note that Visual Studio itself runs natively on Windows on Arm already. Release Notes Supported Operation Systems macOS 10.14. Designed as a module system its parts now can be optimized separately, for the best performance. It also packs some other improvements to the program, so. This is why the 1.8.0 update lets you fine-tune the presets and other edits you make. Although Neo brags about its AI capabilities, photographers still find it important to have control over the final editing results. Microsoft's latest initiative of having more apps run natively on Arm-based hardware has seen the release of a bunch of popular third-party apps and open-source software on Windows on Arm. Lightning-fast creative editing with an all-new image engine. Skylum has launched a new update for its photo editing app Luminar Neo.
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