I think this will take years before we will see this happening. It is recently that Debian dropped support dor 565 CPUs. There was a headed discussion back then about when Debian would drop the 32 bit architecture. I don’t expect that to happen doing the next 10 years. Let alone 32 multi architecture support (installing 32 bit stuff on a 64 but version of Debian).
I think it would be nice to see a full 64 bit version but I don’t think that will be happening any time soon
If steam and wine were already ready, then Fedora would have already done it, and maybe opensuse too. These 2 programs are the main reason Fedora hasn’t already.
I think this will take years before we will see this happening. It is recently that Debian dropped support dor 565 CPUs. There was a headed discussion back then about when Debian would drop the 32 bit architecture. I don’t expect that to happen doing the next 10 years. Let alone 32 multi architecture support (installing 32 bit stuff on a 64 but version of Debian). I think it would be nice to see a full 64 bit version but I don’t think that will be happening any time soon
If steam and wine were already ready, then Fedora would have already done it, and maybe opensuse too. These 2 programs are the main reason Fedora hasn’t already.
i bet ubuntu isn’t far behind either.