Re: No i686 kernel: Can we require SSE2 for i686?

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Very sad changes, because some of my hardware (eee pc 900, and old p4) have to be dumped.
For the rest of hardware it means more lags and slowness because even on modern computers such as Intel compute stick only has 2Gb RAM, and this RAM couldn't be extended. It means Linux will more aggressively use swap, but swap on Linux at current time worked worse than on Windows.
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