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2016-09-11 18:40 GMT+02:00 Benjamin Huntsman <BHuntsman@mail2.cu-portland.e=
du>:
> Hi!
>
>    What would be the best place to start in, looking for the most
> current/widely-used distribution with amd64 support?  9front?  9atom?
> Other?

I would bet that the best distribution to start working with out of
the box is the rpi image by Richard Miller. It's bell labs' based,
afaik, but probably the most active fork is 9front (or maybe there is
no fork).

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