Many leading Linux distros like Ubuntu, Arch Linux, Manjaro, etc., have already ditched the support for 32-bit architecture and decided to focus on 64-bit machines. Now, following their footsteps, Ubuntu Budgie (source) and Ubuntu MATE (source) have also joined the league. The main reason behind these moves is the decreasing number of users actually running […] The post Ubuntu MATE And Ubuntu Budgie Dropping 32-bit Hardware Support appeared first on Fossbytes.
Ubuntu MATE And Ubuntu Budgie Dropping 32-bit Hardware Support
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