RIP, 486 processor. You've had a long run since Intel released you back in 1989. While Microsoft stopped supporting you with the release of Windows XP in 2001, Linux kept you alive and well for ...

Torvalds flushes ancient x86 silicon down the kernel loo The Linux kernel is finally putting the 486 processor out of its ...

More than 36 years after the release of the 486 and 18 years after Intel stopped making them, leaders of the Linux kernel ...

So, in other words, this kernel change – the requirement for CMPXCHG8B – removes support for processors older than the ...

The IDE is developed independently from the underlying Pascal language that it's written in, so this doesn't mean a whole new ...

Removal of the 32-bit x86 port involves removing both the source code and build support for this port, which was deprecated for removal in JDK 24. The cost of maintaining this port outweighs the ...

In a world filled with Linux distributions based on one of the big three, finding an independent OS can feel like a breath of fresh air.

GA date slips out on Japanese site, vanishes from English Red Hat appears to have quietly made RHEL 10 available to paying ...

Are you interested in old computers, maybe a vintage IBM ThinkPad or an old desktop? Or are you just curious about how operating systems like Linux or Windows actually work deep down? Then you might ...

Linux kernel 6.15 is ending support for some very old computer processors such as Intel 486 and the early Pentium (i586 or P5 ...

Windows 10 KB5058379 is now available, and it barely has anything new for me to point out, which is not surprising.

Before updating, please refer to the Windows release information status for known issues to confirm your device is not impacted. You’ve been routed to this page because the operating system you’re ...