Peter Robinson <pbrobinson@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
>> Might as well wait until the whole 32-bit branch can be dropped. Practically
>> all x86 CPU made in most of the past decade is x86-64.
>
> Half decade maybe as Intel first introduced 64 bit CPUs in early 2005
> and it took a while to spread through their product set, and there
> was a lot of Atom CPUs that weren't 64 bit capable. But I agree the
> reasons for 32 is slowly receding.
Sure, but we're a decade later. Kirkwood devices were just released
what? 3 years ago? I certainly got mine more recently than that. I
admit I've been running F12 on it, but that's only because there hadn't
been another fedora release until F17.
> Peter
-derek
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