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Nobody's still producing 32-bit apps. That was never the issue. The problem is that a whole lot of Ubuntu users are still using old 32-bit apps, specifically ga
by PhasmaFelis 7y ago
Nobody's still producing 32-bit apps. That was never the issue. The problem is that a whole lot of Ubuntu users are still using old 32-bit apps, specifically games. It's not unreasonable for them to want to continue doing that on their home OS.
- olliej 7y agoThe list I saw had a large list of recent releases. Given all intel desktop cpus have been 64bit capable for a decade it seems absurd for that to have shipped, especially given many of the games insist on wanting high end gpus.