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It only applies to one very new alternative ABI for 64-bit x86 machines called x32, I'm not sure how widely deployed this ABI is, but I'm pretty sure it's not t
by microcolonel 13y ago
It only applies to one very new alternative ABI for 64-bit x86 machines called x32, I'm not sure how widely deployed this ABI is, but I'm pretty sure it's not the default on anything.
Edit: turns out that 13.10 is released with the CONFIG_X86_X32 option enabled, just the usual negligent excessive differentiation that Canonical loves to impose on its customers(see Mir and moving forward with Upstart for recent examples).