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14.x-RELEASE if you still need i386 support, 15.x-RELEASE if you are installing new and want the longest longevity.
by ArchOversight 23d ago
14.x-RELEASE if you still need i386 support, 15.x-RELEASE if you are installing new and want the longest longevity.
- justin66 23d agoNobody is running i386 in production, I would think. It’s fun to imagine someone actually might be…
- ArchOversight 21d agoI know a ton of embedded shops that are running x86 (including some actual i386 still) in production, and will likely for years to come. That stuff was bullet proof, cheap and still runs today. Some of these things have long lifetimes.