On Mon, 15 Oct 2001, Mike Cheponis wrote:
> Debian currently supports more architectures than any other open OS...  the
> NetBSD *kernel* may support more, but I doubt it (other than 32532, and mine
> has really been collecting dust!).  See
> 
>        http://buildd.debian.org/stats/graph.png
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> Is this true?

Well, just read it:

It counts mips and mipsel seperate.
It also lists i386 and i386-hurd. 
What we don't have is s390 and hppa, but from, the top of my head, VAX and
pc532 come to mind. 

Now if we follow the i386-hurd example, we can add a couple of Linux
distribs what run Zoularis as well as Solaris (intel & sparc) of course.

Then, it's not clear from that list how many machines (platforms?) of the
given CPU architecture are supported. I guess we have >10 for m68k alone.


 - Hubert

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