On Fri, 2017-07-21 at 16:25 -0500, Don Wright wrote: > Dragan FOSS wrote: > >I think it's best to drop 32-bit support at all... it's such a waste of > >time and resources. > > > As long as you're pruning, kill x64 as well, because the majority of > computers sold are using ARM architecture and run Android or iOS.
I think you are joking, but it helps not to confuse the three big forks 1. Linux / GNU / X, this is the fork Devuan is on and few Devuan installs are on ARM. At this late date, there probably aren't many on x86_32 either. Which is why discussion of eliminating a big chunk or archive space and compile time will continue to recur until eventually nobody can muster a good argument for continuing. 2. Linux / Android, that is what is on most "smart" phones, "smart" TVs, tablets, etc. 3. Linux / RedHat, SystemD and the rest of RedHat OS, found on too many former LGX distros.
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