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The Case for 486 Support in Linux (And Everywhere Else)

Linux is dropping support for 486 CPU's. Heck, I'm still upset about losing support for the 386. We should bring it back. Let me explain why.More from The Lunduke Journal:https://lunduke.com/ This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit lunduke.substack.com/subscribe

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  Red Hat Devs Forced to Use AI or "Find Another Job"

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  We Have the Full Text for the Federal OS Age Verification Bill

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  New Federal Law to Require Age Verification on All Operating Systems

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  Meet "Kit", Firefox's New Non-Binary Mascot

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  IBM Fined $17 Million by DOJ for Discriminatory DEI Policies

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  Michigan Lawmakers Withdraw Age Verification Bill

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  The Worst Software Engineering Mistake: Deciding to Rewrite the Code from …

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  EFF Leaves X Because... TikTok is Better for Abortions?

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  Anthropic & Linux Foundation Sitting in a Tree...

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  Rust Coreutil Re-Write Dev Says Project "So Subpar I Don't Even Have Words"

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  If Memory Safety is The Goal Rust is Not The Solution

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  The Woke Software Tracker

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  Ubuntu Now Has Higher System Requirements Than Windows

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  Happy Trans Day of Visibility from KDE, GNOME, GTK, & Elementary

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  MidnightBSD Becomes First Open Source Operating System to Ship Age Verific…