Hi, On 10/5/26 8:40 PM, John Paul Adrian Glaubitz wrote:
I don't like the trend that what used to be cross-platform is slowly getting exclusive to x86_64 and ARM. "Works on my computer" shouldn't become the norm.
Also, this is usually a sign of something that is dependent on microarchitecture behaviour that is not guaranteed anywhere including the machines where it "works."
This is especially true for software that don't even have a reason for architecture-specific hacks, like a note-taking app.
Basically, thousands of apps work fine on all architectures, and this one doesn't, so this is clearly a bug in the app. Whether it really works on x86, we don't know, it might just not trigger the problem in a detectable way, and when released to users, silently lose their data.
Removal from testing is entirely warranted, IMO. Simon
