Torvalds, who initially created Linux for the Intel x86 platform, revealed to the Linux Kernel Mailing List in February during a discussion on kernel size reduction that his main desktop machine no longer featured an x86 processor. Hence, Torvalds said, a patch specific to the x86 platform that he was submitting to the list for consideration was totally untested.
Poi vabbe’… Zdnet fonte controversa, saccio. soz.
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Scommetto che chiunque se gli regaglano un G5 doppio processore a 2Ghz inizia ad usarlo… Comunque era storia nota e su linux-kernel non aveva creato molto scompiglio, solo qualche mail di congratulazioni, mi pare.