Leftovers: Ubuntu
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Ubuntu lands on Pivotal's Cloud Foundry
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Ubuntu Linux Becomes the Preferred Operating System for Pivotal's Cloud Platform
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Ubuntu Is Now the Preferred Operating System for Pivotal's Cloud Foundry
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32-bit Linux is Disappearing: What It Means for the Channel
The big news in the Linux world this week is that Ubuntu will drop support for 32-bit processors. Here's what the change means for the channel. (Hint: Hardware now matters less than ever.)
In late June, Ubuntu developer Dimitri John Ledkov suggested on the Ubuntu mailing list that Ubuntu should no longer support PCs with 32-bit processors. His proposal was to end such support by the time of the Ubuntu 18.04 release, which is planned for April 2018. Other major Linux distributions have already ceased 32-bit support.
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