Google Chrome axed 32-bit Linux support back in 2016. Like a well-timed demolition, more and more Linux distributions are dropping support for 32-bit builds. The deprecation of native 32 support will surprise no-one. It’s possible that the wider Linux community could step in to maintain unofficial 32-bit builds which you can use on 32-bit Linux distros like Peppermint OS. The pseudo-LTS version, LibreOffice 6.1, will continue to get updates for 32-bit Linux desktops for a while longer yet. You won’t be able to download and upgrade to LibreOffice 6.3 when it’s released in early August 2019, but old versions remain available (some of which are still supported) for use. This does not mean that Linux x86 compatibility will be removed.” LibreOffice 6.2 Release Notesīut before you (or anyone) panics let me reassure you of a couple things.įirst, you can continue to use LibreOffice on a 32-bit Linux desktops - this news only affects the next version. There will be no Linux x86 builds produced by TDF after 6.2.
“Binary Linux x86 (32-bit) releases will be demoted. If you’re a LibreOffice swot you might have had an inkling that this day was coming as TDF mentioned it in the release notes of the previous stable release, LibreOffice 6.2:
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