Perhaps. I was just trying it on Ubuntu, and found that while I can add x32 as an architecture on dpkg, there aren't any x32 versions of libc6 and other basic l

Perhaps. I was just trying it on Ubuntu, and found that while I can add x32 as an architecture on dpkg, there aren't any x32 versions of libc6 and other basic libraries. The odd part is, I distinctly recall playing with x32 assembly quite recently on Ubuntu with no special configuration, but now it seems like it's no longer enabled in the kernel by default. Maybe it was disabled with 24.04.