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I'm honestly surprised just about anything supports 32-bit these days. It's fine to keep hosting the older versions for download, and pointing users to it if t
by Night_Thastus 1y ago
I'm honestly surprised just about anything supports 32-bit these days.
It's fine to keep hosting the older versions for download, and pointing users to it if they need it. But other than that, I see 0 reason to be putting in literally any effort at all to support 32-bit. It's ancient and people moved on like what, well over a decade and a half ago?
If I were in charge I'd have dropped active development for it probably 10 years ago.
- waynesonfire 1y agoThat's what Google did with Chrome.
- fabrice_d 1y agoAre you sure about that? There are Android Go targets that are 32-bit to reduce memory usage, even on 64bits CPUs.
- niutech 1y agoYou forget about people reviving old 32-bit PCs by installing a lightweight 32-bit Linux on them and 32-bit apps use less RAM than 64-bit.