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Evidently, m68k is still in use, otherwise the recent change would not have been noticed.
by ryao 4y ago
Evidently, m68k is still in use, otherwise the recent change would not have been noticed.
- jabl 4y agoIndeed. The kernel isn't a museum, code or architectures that aren't used can and will get dropped. But the converse is also true, if somebody steps up to regularly test and fix issues in some code it can stay. Even if said somebody happens to be a bunch of retrocomputing enthusiasts and not a zillion dollar corporation.
- Dylan16807 4y agoHow many users do you think there are? I put "active" in there to contrast from a small/legacy amount. Though I wasn't making a definitive statement on which category m68k belongs to in the first place.