That entirely depends on your user base, for a commercial site I work on 1024x768 represents 9.49% (166,453) of our visitors, we will continue to support that for some time.

The flip side to that, a hobby project that I work on has a different audience and I don't support 1024x768 as it only represents about 2%.

Check your existing stats and use that to make the decision. Failing that create a responsive layout and stop worrying about the resolution.

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