[Chugalug] Linux removes support for 386
Chad Smith
chad78 at gmail.com
Thu Dec 13 02:19:31 UTC 2012
Some things I just don't understand.
Like why anyone would be using a 386 in 2013 (which it almost is). The
"last ones" were made in 2007 - which is about to be 6 years ago - but in
2007, we already had Core 2 Duos, so I don't know what they were being used
for even then. 386 is an 80s chip! Unless you got some missions critical
data on a 30 year old computer - (I'm sure I'm looking at you US
Government) - you should not be using a 386 in 2013. Or 2007. Or any year
starting with a 2.
If you do have missions critical stuff on a computer not made
this millennia - start getting it off of there immediately. What is your
problem?
*- Chad W. Smith*
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