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> I know there's a couple of OSes that have 32-bit versions, still. Debian
> will support 32-bit until 2025, at least.

I think that devuan, a debian derivative, may also.

> You mentioned NFS - I'm inheriting a Linux farm that's running LDAP for
> auth, and it's a pain in the ass. I'm wondering what was so bad about
> NIS/NFS for networking, it seemed to just work out of the box, and in my
> relatively limited experience, rarely broke.

I also wonder about that.  Like maybe the started doing it that way to
support something else and maybe never changed it when they went all linux?
 Like you say, once I learned how to use it, NFS just works.

Mike
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