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| # 20:04:39 | cpackham | milkylainen: unfortunately very little. The users I hear about tend to be the ones reporting problems |
| # 20:05:27 | cpackham | I don't know if there is a massive userbase happily using ct-ng without issue (I suspect probably not) |
| # 20:06:39 | cpackham | The ones I see tend to be armv7 or aarch64 which is not surprising given the proliferation of single-board-computers using an ARM SoC |
| # 20:06:54 | cpackham | There has been a bit of an up tick in RISC- |
| # 20:08:00 | cpackham | There has been a bit of an up tick in RISC-V but I think that's from people actually working on the architecture |
| # 20:08:33 | cpackham | although I did see the other day an announcement from beagleboard about their new RISC-V based SBC |
| # 20:10:32 | cpackham | For my own data at $dayjob we have armv5, armv7, aarch64, ppc32, ppc64be and mips64. We just EoLed a mips32 product but there are mumorings of bringing another one back |
| # 20:25:42 | milkylainen | cpackham: Thanks for the info. I was thinking if one could get more info with a poll of some kind? |
| # 20:26:46 | milkylainen | I do armv7a, arm64 (early v8), x86_64 in my own projects and actually a bit of ppc (nxp qoriqs) at one company. |
| # 20:28:11 | milkylainen | chinese and russians are betting more on mips (moegrown) afaict after sanctions. |
| # 20:28:18 | milkylainen | homegrown even |
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