The problem is, no one on Nix is going to stay on the trail. We are all there since we left it long ago.

NixOS came out in 2003, crunchbang came out in 2008. As someone who swapped to NixOS after reaching the “plateau of stability” and realizing I needed more power, while the distro is a clusterfuck that shouldn’t be as popular as it is. It has some very clear and defined use cases, so I don’t see it dying any time soon.

It’s not a problem for users, it is a problem for maintainers: https://www.howtogeek.com/fedora-44-will-not-lose-32-bit-software/

Nowadays there is basically no reason for mainstream distros to have to maintain 32-bit libraries and dependencies… Except steam.

Not support, on Linux 32-bit is a requirement. Creates a huge problem since it forces distros to still ship 32-bit dependencies to make sure steam can run.

16-bit computers died off before Linux was even a thing.

The majority of tea (pu’erh my beloved excluded) is not fermented it is oxidized.

Fermented: Silly lil guys do some magic to make flavour get funky. EX: pu’erh, wine, miso, bread

Oxidized: Oxygen, destroyer of worlds, wrecks havoc on the chemical structure of hapless molecules. EX: Guac that has gone brown, green, oolong, and black tea, rust.

Understandable, have a nice day.

Look up daycore