Makes sense. Hopefully ubuntu is looking either at only the supported architectures or only the ones that it uses itself. In the former case, looks like everything's built but mips64el which appears to be building now, so hopefully it's not much longer. If I'm lucky, 10.2.0 and 10.3.0 won't make it into anyone's releases.
Makes sense. Hopefully ubuntu is looking either at only the supported architectures or only the ones that it uses itself. In the former case, looks like everything's built but mips64el which appears to be building now, so hopefully it's not much longer. If I'm lucky, 10.2.0 and 10.3.0 won't make it into anyone's releases.