I did. I suggest you try rereading.
Nope. Most of those use DirectX and are recommended that way.
So you keep waiting for a scapegoat because you can't address any of my actual points.
I am still waiting for you to show me how x86 made it easier for Mac s to get a flood of apps.
If you need a refresher, I suggest you read the previous responses.
If there were any worth reading I would.
For instance, the Intel Math Library.
List the popular apps that use it.
And you're comparing phones to a laptop... why again? For the second time, other devices, in the same category, by the same company, are plenty successful.
You have a comprehension problem. Microsoft failed at doing manythings like windows phone. Using them as an example is hardly worth the effort.
If there was a plethora of software that worked with ARM, the Pro X likely would be too.
Yes just because they suck at ARM and x86 doesn't mean shit. Chromebooks use both and there is a no software issue with them.