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On 12/05/2016 08:51 AM, Matthew Miller
wrote:
There's still a number of x686 packages on my 64-bit FC25, although it's less than it used to be: I was actually pleasantly surprised how few there are left (< 3%)preliminary stats show a big drop in i686 mirror connections over the last year — like, about cut in half. I'm not sure if this is a glitch or representative of a real move — or whether it's because of perceived or actual changes we've made, or just because people's old hardware is hitting an end-of-life wall. rpm -qa --queryformat "%{ARCH}\n" | sort | uniq -c
154 i686 Out of 154 32-bit packages, 111 are recent FC25 packages, and 43
are leftovers from FC24. All of them are accompanying the
corresponding x86_64 packages: I don't remember ever asking to
load 32-bit ones on this system (I remember loading some up on
older systems, for development of 32-bit compatible software). I
don't know how many are just historical accidents, e.g.
which looks like a good candidate to get rid of because I also
have x86_64 versions of those, but some are clearly required,
e.g. dnf erase gd-2.2.3-2.fc25.i686 |
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