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Re:The future of 32-bit Linux by goodcanadian on Saturday December 05, 2020 @05:36AM (#25313430)
Sure, but what percentage of those systems will be alive in 18 years? I'm sure it is non-zero, but it is also probably small. Regardless, those systems can't be updated, so they will have the problem either way. That says nothing about whether new systems should be given 64 bit time stamps.
Re:The future of 32-bit Linux by bonzini on Saturday December 05, 2020 @05:41AM (#25313455)
Anything that is installed in a factory or say in a car repair shop might be alive in more than 18 years.
Re:The future of 32-bit Linux by xxpor on Saturday December 05, 2020 @09:27AM (#25314758)
The place where my dad buys pool supplies still runs the entire business off an apple IIe