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Its frequently requested by users. Like or not XP is still with us, and likely will be for a while -_-' The argument frequently used is if supported platforms
by valarauca1 11y ago
Its frequently requested by users. Like or not XP is still with us, and likely will be for a while -_-'
The argument frequently used is if supported platforms were decided by userbase size there would be no reason to support FreeBSD or Linux.
- dman 11y agoLinux on servers has been in the mainstream for a while now.
- rmc 11y agoThere are more Firefox users on Win XP than Linux. It would make more sense for FF to drop Linux support before WinXP.
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- valarauca1 11y agoInstallations != # of Users
- jamwt 11y agoAlthough, servers have billions of users. ~Everyone on the Internet is a user of Linux servers.
- Zarathustra30 11y agoI hope Firefox isn't running on most of those.
- mercurial 11y agoThe impression I got is that Rust isn't marketed as "a great language to build a new rendering engine for Firefox". It positions itself as "a great system language". If your system language doesn't run on machines hosting performance-critical software, that's a problem.