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I think the point of Linux is to run it on non-Intel CPUs. Once you have to buy Intel CPUs what's the point.
by kstenerud 2y ago
I think the point of Linux is to run it on non-Intel CPUs. Once you have to buy Intel CPUs what's the point.
- lambdaone 2y agoYou have it exactly backwards. The original goal of Linux was to create a Unix-like operating system on Linus Torvald's own Intel 80386 PC. Once the original Linux had been created, it was then ported to other CPUs. The joy of a portable operating system is that you can run it on any CPU, including Intel CPUs.