On Wed, 2 Aug 2017, Mari Donkers wrote:
To quote https://en.opensuse.org/Lifetime : "openSUSE Tumbleweed is a rolling release which has a lifetime of 'forever', assuming you are running the latest updated packages."
What is the roadmap concerning Tumbleweed for Intel 32-bit (i586) architecture? Will it supported into the dim and distant future?
Or will it maybe turn into a repository providing multilib stuff for
x86_64 only? A first step would be to raise the minimum architecture
level to that of x86_64, a second step would be to drop support for
running a 32bit kernel (but still allow to install a full 32bit
userland).
How many people really care for running _Tumbleweed_ on ancient
(<= i586) hardware?
Richard.
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Richard Biener