Understandable, but from a environmental and social perspective this is __bad news__; All the older Hardware amongst the poor or the geeks will stay outdated. They'll jsut have to learn `?roff` or `LaTeX` for formatting docs now.
Exactly the idea of Linux in general that it can be installed on any hardware.. So old ones I think most of them x32 and I think those old hardware the best thing it can do is document writing so I don't understand why they did that.. Is it hard to program a x32 version 🤔
Mike
I dont find any problem, as you can stick to the previous version
Yes. Anyone can use an older Version - that will still do the job perfectly! - And most 32-bit machines are by now well over 10 years old !
They most probably received the figures from the Installation Data coming back, so if there is no more demand for 32-bit , it would have to be phased out at one stage, to free DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES for new projects.
- And most 32-bit machines are by now well over 10 years old !
They most probably received the figures from the Installation Data coming back, so if there is no more demand for 32-bit , it would have to be phased out at one stage, to free DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES for new projects.
- B.T.W.:
When are the 128-bit CPUs coming out ??