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<jrtc27>if literally nobody used it then it wouldn't still be being developed <jrtc27>(hell, developing normally implies using just to test) <frogmo>gnu/hurd has software for 32 6 64 bits? <frogmo>sorry, I meant gnu/hurd has software for 32 and 64 bits? <gnu_srs2>frogmo: 64 bit is in progress, 32 bit is currently supported <frogmo>When will the 64 bits version be released? <frogmo>Because there is almost no support left for 32 bits. <frogmo>For example, what browser do you use for 32 bits ? <jrtc27>doesn't build on hurd currently just because nobody's updated the patch series <jrtc27>it's built and run just fine in the past <jrtc27>with the only issues being because hurd not because 32-bt <psydroid>I built Netsurf last time I ran Debian GNU/Hurd <paulusASol>Well, modern Firefox has the additional problem of depending on Rust. <paulusASol>And porting liblibc (a part of Rust) to a new OS is a PITA (even with massive copy & paste), so no one has done it yet. <drakonis>i don't think this policy is very relevant right now <drakonis>since the issue with firefox/rust on hurd is technical <drakonis>the social issue can always be solved later <drakonis>rather, it isnt immediatly relevant to the issue at hand <Guest1448>Do you guys know about IOMMUs and the Linux vfio driver?