Because not all processors support 64-bit computing. I have an Intel Pentium 4 Processor 2.80 GHz, 512K Cache, 533 MHz FSB that is only compatible with 32-bit. It's not worthless at all with Linux and all the major brands of browser works well with my PC.

I am ditching Opera for Firefox. The suggestion that I should throw away hardware in perfect working condition because of a compagny that won't support Linux adequatly is really far-fetched. Besides it seems strange to say that 32 bit computing is dead when both Google and Microsoft are still producing brand new 86x laptop.

It is Opera that is at odd with a non-neglectable part of the Linux community. They are the only one not supporting Linux 86x.

Well, they don't even release 86x builds of Opera for Linux so I wouldn't be too optimistic that they should support Ubuntu Touch in the near future.

How can we make them change their minds?

It seems strange not to support 86x, since Linux is well-known to be OS of choice for people who want to recycle a computer, and simply give it a new breath of life.

Besides, the competition, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Vivaldi Browser are all providing 86x builds for Linux. Why should Opera Software think it's not worth it?

Hi,

I would like to use Opera again, but I am noticing that your browser for 32 bit Linux machine is stuck a an old 12.6 version that is no longer supported with updates. Needless to say this is very disappointing and I feel left behind by your compagny. I have 3 computer with 2GB of RAM running Xubuntu 14.04 and they all work perfectly with Chrome or Firefox or even Vivaldi!, why not Opera? Linux 86x is far from dead. So I really don't understand why there is no 86x build for Opera 29.

Thanks.