Also, the i486's time is nigh.

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Linux 7.1 begins sunsetting built-in support for i486 CPUs. Linus says it's time to leave i486 behind as compatibility glue wastes dev time and causes issues. Keep using an LTS kernel or older distro ...

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CIQ is expanding Rocky Linux with enterprise and AI-focused versions designed to simplify deployments and improve GPU performance.