>> > What CPUs do we lose that F11 supports? >> > >> > - Intel i586 (all) >> >> judging by the number of 586 users who register with smolt (less than 0.1% >> our entire userbase), not that big a deal. > > I don't think smolt accurately tells the picture here. Most older hardware > in use wouldn't be a traditional install where you might have a chance of > using smolt, but rather something special purpose, like thin clients. > > That being said, I'm in favor i686 + SSE2. We however need to take the i586 > secondary arch seriously. With i586 being a priority, this might help to > improve processes in general for the other secondary archs? I dunno.
I could deal with i586 as a secondary arch when there is a proven secondary arch fully up and running. The best I've seen is sparc and s390 where I get random collections of my packages fail to compile due to deps (and I do check to see if its something on my end). Maybe this would be useful for F14 once PPC becomes secondary in the F13 development phase. Peter -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@redhat.com https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
