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Antergos' Dustin Falgout announced just a few minutes ago that the latest ISO images for the Arch Linux-based operating system are now available for download.
There's really nothing out of the ordinary in the Antergos 2016.06.14 ISO refresh, with the exception of the fact that this will be the last ones to offer support for 32-bit platforms. What this means? Well, the next ISO images will come only in a 64-bit format, for modern computers, which means that you won't be able to install Antergos on those old and dusty PCs.
However, this does not mean that the 32-bit support that has been offered until today to users who are running Antergos on 32-bit computers will end, as the distribution's maintainers promise to provide update for the 32-bit packages available in the main software repositories.
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