IT'S HAPPENING

Ubuntu is now officially /deprecated/

Prepare to move to OpenBSD as the next platform to run Steam on

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They'll probably move to Debian.

Steam is nonfree software and should not be used.

I don't think it's the smartest idea for them to drop 32-bit multilib at this point, but I see why they would want to.
Only literal proprietary cucks would get up in arms about it. Any properly written open-source piece of software can be compiled on whatever architecture you want to.

I'll be Debian in all likelihood.

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I think Ubuntu is just dropping desktop all together, because all the revenue nowadays is in the cloud.
I mean, even Apple and Microsoft have stopped bothering about desktop for a while.

hope they choose arch

Void will usher in the YEAR of the LINUX DESKTOP after Steam officially endorses it. Nothin' personnel debfags

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Why is there war on 32-bit software? First Apple, and now Ubuntu.

>insisting on 32 bit software
Steam can go suck a pickled dick.

Because it's 2019, and that 2038 clock is ticking closer and closer.
32-bit hasn't been relevant for over a decade, yet dumbasses like you want to create another Y2K-like situation.