> Cons: 64-bit only
I mean, when was the last time 32 bit CPUs were sold? In 2009 I bought a basic very cheap computer. It still had 64 bit.
I mean, when was the last time 32 bit CPUs were sold? In 2009 I bought a basic very cheap computer. It still had 64 bit.
You may already know this, but often times Wine tends to be a better option than running an insecure OS. Wine is more compatible with 32bit Windows software (and old windows software) than Windows is.
Here’s an upvote to try and push this a positive direction against the momentum.
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Using this software for gaming or similar purposes would be a violation of the Windows PE license agreement.
Which is why old servers on ebay go for very cheap.
I don't think there is anything beautiful, interesting or unique about a couple of million outdated generic x86 2U servers, nor will there really ever be.