(Actually, I personally expect the success of this first iteration of Windows-on-ARM to be limited, but for it to see more success over time in future versions and as the app catalog slowly expands. Wonder what they'll do about naming when the next versions come along - will the counterpart to Windows 9 be Windows RT 2? Anyway, I think Mozilla is thinking long-term. There is little chance for any significant change in the Windows 8 version of Windows RT at this point, but if they start now maybe they can pressure Microsoft into improving the situation for future versions.)
(Actually, I personally expect the success of this first iteration of Windows-on-ARM to be limited, but for it to see more success over time in future versions and as the app catalog slowly expands. Wonder what they'll do about naming when the next versions come along - will the counterpart to Windows 9 be Windows RT 2? Anyway, I think Mozilla is thinking long-term. There is little chance for any significant change in the Windows 8 version of Windows RT at this point, but if they start now maybe they can pressure Microsoft into improving the situation for future versions.)