We’ve talked about Solus 1.2 a lot these past few months, and rest assured that it is coming, soon, bringing you the latest and most innovative GNU/Linux technologies, such as out-of-the-box support for installing 32-bit applications. What this means exactly, is that you will finally be able to install apps like Steam for Linux, Teamviewer, Skype for Linux, and Wine in the Solus operating system, and they’ll work like a charm, without you having to do all sort of magic tricks or execute weird commands in the terminal emulator.
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