But think about what you are saying. Instead of porting that code, you want someone else to port the OS. ie save you the trouble of doing the porting. Until someone does port it, the Raspi is not an option. Yes, yes I realize I'm saying that. My points in doing so are: It is easier/better/less work...

Why would anyone want to run ANY kind of windows on the Pi when there are many free (Superior) Linux distros for it? The answer to that question is another question. Would you undertake porting the millions of lines of already existing, working, correct code to another platform (e.g. Linux) and gua...

Windows CE has embedded market share of over 40%. Laughable. CE has nowhere near 40% embedded market (if it has, can I have the evidence please, because EVERYTHING I have seem says CE is a dying/dead). The huge majority of embedded devices (set top boxes, TV's, mobile devices [Android] etc) run Lin...

For me interest in WinCE on RPi is quite clear. WinCE makes pretty much no sense for a regular end user (hence the low "market share"), but these things run mostly on WinCE / WinMobile. They're about 2000 pounds each. Being able, in principle, to run WinCE on RPi means our existing internal apps (al...