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I routinely install old 32bit applications in wine because they never got a 64bit version. It's literally the only reason I haven't tried running 64-only.
by nubinetwork 3y ago
I routinely install old 32bit applications in wine because they never got a 64bit version. It's literally the only reason I haven't tried running 64-only.
- zoky 3y agoWe’re not talking about 32-bit applications though. We’re talking about a 32-bit kernel. The 64-bit FreeBSD kernel is perfectly capable of running 32-bit applications, and will be so for the foreseeable future. The only reason I can see to support a 32-bit kernel is to allow for installation on hardware that is approaching decades of obsolescence, so again I ask, what is the point?