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Gustavo A. R. Silva wrote:

> Absolutely. We'll never know how many bugs this will catch in the
> future decades of kernel development, before the code is even
> committed/submitted. :)

A little bit OT here, but what are the plans for Geode in general as there
was discussion around the fact that Debian will be one of the last
platforms to drop i386 arch support.

Thank you