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01-20-2018, 03:31 PM	#1
zk1234 4MLinux Maintainer Registered: Oct 2010 Location: Poland Distribution: 4MLinux, Slackware Posts: 1,276 Rep:	The 4MLinux Server - important update. Hi, The 4MLinux Server 24 series is going to be a multi-lib system running a 64-bit LAMP suite (Linux, Apache, MariaDB, and PHP). There will be no further support for 32-bit servers. The following ISO images are going to be released: TheSSS-24.0-64bit.iso (scheduled for February 2018) 4MServer-24.0-64bit.iso (scheduled for March 2018) Please note that the main 4MLinux edition will be 4MLinux-24.0-32bit.iso, meaning that 4MLinux is dropping 32-bit support for servers only. .

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