Re: Win 32

2020-07-20 Thread mcmurchy1917techy
I still have two 32 bit machines which using KDE4 which run LO 6.2.8.  Might be wrong but I don't think LO 6.3 will run on a KDE4 machine. Alex On 19/07/2020 16:00, Michael H wrote: I'd say that it's likely that a majority of computers still running win7 are running 32bit. I'd also suggest

Re: Win 32

2020-07-20 Thread Stuart Swales
I'd say that it's likely that a majority of computers still running win7 are running 32bit. I'd also suggest that all those users would prefer a stable 6.0 or 6.1 (or maybe 6.3) (no big interface changes from LO 3.2) to remain installable and maintained for security, rather than installing LO 7

Re: Win 32

2020-07-19 Thread Michael H
I'd say that it's likely that a majority of computers still running win7 are running 32bit. I'd also suggest that all those users would prefer a stable 6.0 or 6.1 (or maybe 6.3) (no big interface changes from LO 3.2) to remain installable and maintained for security, rather than installing LO 7

Re: Win 32

2020-07-19 Thread Ralf Quint
On 7/19/2020 7:27 AM, Thorsten Behrens wrote: Hi Dante, Dante Doménech wrote: Isn't it time to start removing windows 32 support? I believe that would be premature. There's still a sizeable fraction of users running Windows 7 [1], which itself likely has a sizeable fraction of x86

Re: Win 32

2020-07-19 Thread Thorsten Behrens
Hi Dante, Dante Doménech wrote: > Isn't it time to start removing windows 32 support? > I believe that would be premature. There's still a sizeable fraction of users running Windows 7 [1], which itself likely has a sizeable fraction of x86 installations - no hard data though [2]. There's also

Win 32

2020-07-18 Thread Dante Doménech
Isn't it time to start removing windows 32 support? Some changes led me to some types.h and noticed win32 stuff. If and only if we won't make win32 of the 7.1 I can remove it. ___ LibreOffice mailing list LibreOffice@lists.freedesktop.org