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Can't you still setup a 32bit chroot in 64bit Ubuntu (or any other distro for that matter)?

• chrisseaton 7y ago
  But the 32 bit code physically won't be part of the distribution. What do you imagine you'd be running?
  • yjftsjthsd-h 7y ago
    32-bit Debian chroot on 64-bit Ubuntu? Works, mostly conforms to user expectations, seems decent?
    • chrisseaton 7y ago
      Well yes if you're going to run another distro that's fine. This issue is about that people can't run new Ubuntu. You can't run new Ubuntu in 32-bit.
      • zapzupnz 7y ago
        So presumably they'd run old-Ubuntu 32-bit chroot in new-Ubuntu.
  • bstar77 7y ago
    I figured there would be a 3rd party repo that provides the required packages for Wine.
    • chrisseaton 7y ago
      There could be. This article is just about how Ubuntu isn't going to provide that code any more. But it's all the system libraries, not just Wine.