I still use my 32-bit netbook, it requires a 32-bit OS, and I have tried
several based on Ubuntu. All work well, and if no more 32-bit OS then it
would be stuck on an old Linux, as it was well-built and has kept going
for at least 7 years, with only a change of SSD in the first year, and a
new battery last year.
And then there's the Raspberry Pi, not sure if new ones might be 64-bit,
but I have two which are 32-bit.
David K
On 09/08/16 18:02, Oskar Pernarcic wrote:
Soon. In decade I mean it is going to be a history. Like there is
Amiga and Atari these days. Follow some Intel webs and announcements
about the particular platform/32 bit. Thankfully like I ve noticed
since Linux is not forcefully business oriented the tomorrow archaic
devices are going to remain a bit longer alive.
2016-06-28 21:38 GMT+02:00 Ralf Mardorf <[email protected]
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Regards,
Ralf
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