Installing Linux On a 386 Laptop 260
An anonymous reader writes with a link to Hack A Day's step-by-step guide to installing Linux on a 386 laptop, which looks like a nice rainy-day project, as long as you are a stubborn hardware collector. It gets complicated, though, because 386 support has long since disappeared from most mainstream distros, which is why the writer went with Debian 1.3.1.
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>Considering that the 80386 was in production until late 2007 for embedded systems, I'd imagine it has.
And why this might be quite relevant despite the some of the disparaging remarks in the comments here.