After eight years, the official Pi operating system has a new name.
Raspberry Pi OS: Why It's No Longer Called 'Raspbian' : Read more
Raspberry Pi OS: Why It's No Longer Called 'Raspbian' : Read more
O Raspbian, Raspbian, wherefore art thou Raspbian?what is in a name? a raspbian by any other name would smell as a berry
The 64 bit version is still in beta, hopefully they'll have implemented a 64 bit userspace by the time it's formally released.I'm much more concerned about how Avram's 8 GB review claims the 64-bit image still uses entirely 32-bit userspace. The Linux world has over 15 years of experience with distros simultaneously supporting 32-bit and 64-bit userspace (on x86). This is not rocket science.
I share your hope, but realistically that's a very major change that should've happened pretty much at the outset, if they were going to do it at all.The 64 bit version is still in beta, hopefully they'll have implemented a 64 bit userspace by the time it's formally released.