09:16:06 <Sompi> Is it true that Seamonkey is abandoning 32-bit x86 target?
09:17:31 <Sompi> That means that I also have to stop using it
09:19:46 <frg_Away> yes. ou can roll your own build. Support will not be taken out
09:22:02 <Sompi> So it still builds normally?
09:22:52 <frg_Away> yes
09:23:20 <Sompi> Are there any building instructions online? One friend also needs a non-SSE2 version
09:24:16 <frg_Away> but at least I won't test it any longer. If something fails to build I wont try to fix it but have no problem integrating patches.
09:25:03 <frg_Away> IanN provided linux buiild instructions on the web page. Non sse2 will not be possible I suspect.
09:25:20 <Sompi> Why wouldn't it be?
09:25:33 <Sompi> Because of Rust?
09:26:53 <frg_Away> probably built build config changes needed.
09:52:32 <Sompi> Linux's I/O has definitely became a lot slower than before
09:53:02 <Sompi> I'm installing updates to a virtual machne that runs Devuan Linux and it's been doing that for 20 minutes
09:53:08 <Sompi> And there's not even that many packages to update
09:58:04 <Sompi> stuff like this used to work very fast on a Pentium II, now it is very slow on an i7-based Xeon