Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:42 Sponsor: Internxt
02:26 Microsoft 365 runs on Linux through Wine now
04:44 Mint will ship more of their own application
07:07 Ubuntu completes its move to Rust coreutils
09:37 Steam Frame revealed, up for signups
13:04 GNOME 51 released
14:54 GNOME Shell Mobile seems in a weird place
17:44 Flatpak working on app services
19:47 Improvements for the Linux kernel
21:52 AMDv3 images provide a nice boost to low end hardware
23:48 OpenAI discloses worrying cheating behavior in its models
26:37 A few gaming things
29:15 Sponsor: Tuxedo Computers
I don’t get it? Are you upset that business-oriented distros aren’t building for hardware that’s no longer being built?
Surprised Pikachu.
Their customers are businesses who are almost always running modern hardware. There’s no significant reason to expect them to compile i386 binaries in 2026, because no enterprise customer is using i386…largely because there’s no good reason to, when more capable processors that consume less power are more readily available and less expensive.
Same thing for x86-64.
Nothing stopping you from compiling from source tho.
Where has anyone except you talked about any expectation to compile for i386? Go away.