Greetings, once again. I would not like to appear insisting nor recurrent in sight of my previous digests, yet there is another issue i would like to address, as i feel it is our concern as developers, even if my input has been few about the overall development process. The fact is, since 12.04, there has been a strong lack of legacy support for the outdated hardware, which i believe remains as one of the main motivation for Linux distributions all over. While there seems consistent that Microsoft and Apple provide the ultimate technology support for their standards and drop support to those appliances which no longer produce or rely on, the main line of action about Linux developers, administrators and users remain about recovering, updating and making use of legacy hardware all around the globe, which seem to me have been overlooked by the Ubuntu Studio distribution since 12 or 13 and above. It is understandable to provide a common ground for compatibility and keep providing downloading links for the previous versions which have been relying on deprecated hardware and configurations, yet the legacy support which characterizes Linux ideal of working seems to be overlooked while the distribution advances forward to brand new hardware, appearing there are commercial linkage to hardware manufacturers and sellers, while should not be the case. This is my personal appreciation as i happen to rely on legacy hardware to keep providing myself for computational and informatic services while the technology race goes on as fast as it wants to. I believe there is strong resonance on the matter all through the community and it should be noticed and taken on account on future versions, even if it seems to require heavier code (when actually is usually lighter code which is required to provide for legacy support) and more disk (iso) space.
There should be a way to provide x86 support natively while providing x64 upgrading on the go as detected, as needed or as stated. It would allow to remain lighter ISO's, support legacy hardware with lower performance than commercially available and upgrade to a more recent configuration as required. I would like to configure such code myself as i consider i am a great developer and could (and should) provide myself with such requirements as needed, yet my knowledge on the procedure is poor at the time and it would take longer to study and practice all the way through the learning process than to proceed to ask for someone else who does knows, works and relies on the procedure on a periodic basis. As such, i formally ask the development team to address my request into such matter, as possible. Thanks in advance. Good day. <http://worldparliament-gov.org/wcpa/wcpa-general-perspective/> WORLD CONSTITUTION AND PARLIAMENT ASSOC. (WCPA) | UNITED NATIONS *Helios Martínez Domínguez*Consorcio Cooperativo Cinematográfico Artístico Musical (CCCAM) -- Director General helios.url.ph cccam.esy.es onu.url.ph AVISO LEGAL La información que contiene esta cuenta y este correo es privilegiada, confidencial, y se encuentra protegida por la Ley. Su contenido y archivos adjuntos son para uso exclusivo de los destinatarios arriba mencionados y su emisor. Cualquier intercepción, acceso, apertura, uso, difusión o copia no autorizada están estrictamente prohibidas. En caso de haber recibido su contenido por error u otra circunstancia, elimínelo y notifique inmediatamente a las autoridades pertinentes y al propietario del correo. Gracias. Ley_especial_contra_los_delitos_informaticos (Venezuela) <https://www.unodc.org/res/cld/document/ven/2001/ley-especial-contra-los-delitos-informaticos_html/Ley_especial_contra_los_delitos_informaticos.pdf> Privacidad y secreto de las telecomunicaciones - Incibe (España) <https://www.incibe.es/file/bNawLq3IyDBQLGk0udvtsA> CONVENTION ON THE PRIVILEDGES AND INMUNITIES OF THE UNITED NATIONS <http://www.un.org/en/ethics/pdf/convention.pdf>
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