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by wongarsu
881 days ago
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux has upgraded their default target to x86-64-v2 and is considering switching to x86-64-v3 for RHEL 10 (which should release around 2026?). I'd take that as a sign that those might be reasonable choices for newly released software. Some linux distros also give you the option to either get a version compatible with ancient hardware or the optimized x86-64-v3 version, which seems like a good compromise. |
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