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From the POV of software, it's an x86, not some different architecture. That's the whole point. However, most distributions have stopped supporting x86 (32-bi
by FullyFunctional 6y ago
From the POV of software, it's an x86, not some different architecture. That's the whole point. However, most distributions have stopped supporting x86 (32-bit) and only support AMD64 ("x64", heh).