Linux distros have started to phase out support for 32-bit processors a while back, although the big names aren’t doing this yet. Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch Linux, and most of the big ones still provide support for them, although it’s starting to take a toll. Fedora is a good example, and one of the developers has explained why it’s actually causing them problems.
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