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No, in fact Linux recently decided to screw over the two hobbyists running itanium systems by not maintaining full feature compatibility in new kernels, for tha
by ehutch79 1y ago
No, in fact Linux recently decided to screw over the two hobbyists running itanium systems by not maintaining full feature compatibility in new kernels, for that architecture.
- sidewndr46 1y agoI can't tell if this is a joke or satire. Itanium is a microarchitecture which was dead before it was ever implemented in silicon. It only existed because HP was paying Intel to create it, HP doesn't exactly have the reputation of a company with good decision making.