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    10 months ago

    There is not 24 hours without this meme being reposted somewhere on the Internet

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        10 months ago

        Definitely needs to be posted more frequently. Especially if you can connect this to public transportation. I love public transportation.

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          10 months ago

          Car: huge list of requirements like insurance and all that

          Public transport: ticket (optional)

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      10 months ago

      There would be people on Lemmy still using a 386. Of course.

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      10 months ago

      It’s completely supported, you just have to recompile the colonel.

      EDIT: apparently they completely removed 386 support as of 3.8,so it isn’t as simple as setting some flags and recompiling but theoretically you could still patch it back in and I think there is even a fork that still maintains 386 support.

  • scott@lemmy.org
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    10 months ago

    I wish this were true. a lot of my older hardware is no longer supported by new kernels.

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        10 months ago

        Just because Ubuntu left it behind doesn’t mean there aren’t distros still supporting 32 bit.

        However, anything still running x86 without x86_64 support is hella old at this point.

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      10 months ago

      Have you tried Tiny Core Linux? It supports a 486DX, but they recommend a Pentium 2. I think the biggest issue you will have is finding programs that will run on such old hardware.