It seems a discussion is warranted, so I've proposed it [1]. Feel
free to add your other ideas/comments to the pad [2]. I'll ping again
if/when it get's approved as a topic.
>So your (slightly modified) “If you have a 6+ year old PC, a 4+ year
old netbook, or only 1 GB of ram choose the 32 bit
On Mon, 2013-08-19 at 16:16 -0400, Bryan Quigley wrote:
> Ubuntu server (13.04) already defaults to 64 bit only (unless you manually
> go to releases.u.c). As for what other distros are doing; only Fedora
> defaults to 64 bit only. Most others show both without a preference
> (Debian recommends a
Hello Bryan,
It would be a good idea if we can make 64-bit the default download for
Ubuntu 13.10. With the addition of Mir, Qt 5 technology and stuff, it
will make sense for Ubuntu to switch.
However, killing 32-bit support is too out of the blue. We currently
still see phones built on x86 archit
