For people assembling a 32-bit Linux install, we recommend Xlibre for the windowing. It’s a fork of Xorg, and we’ve reached out to their dev mailing list and they seem comfortable keeping 32-bit support alive. Wayland is not inherently 64-bit, but… it has that big corporate sponsorship feel. So we’re going to see how Xlibre works out.
For now, you should build it for yourself:
git co <url>
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