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> unless a critical mass of people actually use it there are lots of weird regressions. Even 32-bit x86 has been having some of those weird regressions these p
by Narishma 6y ago
> unless a critical mass of people actually use it there are lots of weird regressions.
Even 32-bit x86 has been having some of those weird regressions these past few years.
- pmarin 6y agoCan you provide links to any of those weird regressions?
- rwmj 6y agoI don't have anything specific, but until Fedora stopped compiling a i686 kernel altogether a few years ago we had to disable our tests of "does the current kernel boot on qemu" for years on i686 because those kernels simply didn't work. And no one really cared. And no one cared again when Fedora dropped i686 (except for multilib on x86-64) entirely.