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Old 08-03-2017, 11:17 AM   #16
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Originally Posted by zaoqi View Post
KT3 supports Debian 9!
Which is not even relevant if trying to build software that will run on the Kindles using their pre-installed libraries as shipped in their system images.

When you are talking about what will run on a Kindle, inside of a chrooted system (which does not refer to the pre-installed libraries), many things are possible.

Even the original KT will run IBM-360/370/390 code under OS-360 or VMS-360.
See: "Mainframe in a zipper case."

What it will run, in your word "supports", has zip to do with what can be built under it to run on the firmware that ships with the Kindle.
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