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i386 isn't even supported by Linux anymore and has less power than a Raspberry Pi. It's not the indicator of the future of anything. It might be nostalgic, but
by Pet_Ant 1y ago
i386 isn't even supported by Linux anymore and has less power than a Raspberry Pi. It's not the indicator of the future of anything. It might be nostalgic, but it's ewaste and better served by a Pi.
- chasil 1y agoMy mistake, my legacy rhel5 i686 on a 22nm Xeon. This does not mean that resource-constrained environments do not exist.