There are also virtual machines, and x86 is installed most time on them :) 2012/5/16 Glenn Phillips <[email protected]>: > Sabayon_Linux_8_x86_K.iso > 3.84 TiB > Sabayon_Linux_8_x86_G.iso > 3.82 TiB > > Sabayon_Linux_8_amd64_K.iso > 5.27 TiB > Sabayon_Linux_8_amd64_G.iso > 4.72TiB > > > X86 = 7.66TB > AMD64 = 9.99TB > so we've got a 1.3:1 ratio > > It appears you're right and people still live in the dark ages... > however I wonder how many of those 32bit systems are 32bit because > people don't realize virtually all hardware is 64bit compatible > > On Wed, May 16, 2012 at 9:40 AM, Fabio Erculiani <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> On Wed, May 16, 2012 at 6:31 PM, Glenn Phillips >> <[email protected]> wrote: >> > Why bother? The only things that are 32bit anymore are really old hardware >> > and really cheap netbooks. Is that really our target audience anyways? >> > I'm still baffled that we still support 32bit... >> > >> >> Not everybody lives in the "1st World" >> >> -- >> Fabio Erculiani >> >> > >
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