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> The distribution targets only the x86-64 architecture and the English language. Deal breaker for me. But the author should be commended for stating it up fro
by bjourne 6y ago
> The distribution targets only the x86-64 architecture and the English language.
Deal breaker for me. But the author should be commended for stating it up front. Far to often, only the benefits are presented but none of the flaws so you have to investigate new tech deeply to find out if it is right for you.
- slezyr 6y agoSeriously? There's a link "Ports (non-x86-64)" in the side bar. https://k1ss.org/ports https://k1ss.org/ports
- LargoLasskhyfv 6y agoSorry, but to use the port for the PineBook pro on a RPI4, NanoPI, Odroid, Beaglebone, whichever ARM else YOU are the porter. Which may be simpler, because K1SS, but it isn't readily available...
- slezyr 6y agoWell, I have Radxa Rock(RK3188) and no distro supports it. With ARM "YOU are the porter" is right for many other distros, except some very popular boards. Even O-Droid's support vary between the boards.
- bjourne 6y agoThere is no reason for you to be snarky. I care about only English being officially supported. That is a non starter.
- downerending 6y agoUsername checks out. :-) Seriously, though, I'm curious how many people running Linux for dev or admin purposes really care about non-English i18n. Even just 'en_US' seems to cause regular problems for me.