(Starting a new thread since this is a different subject.) Okay, I know I'm being hard-headed about this, but I run a pure 64-bit system. I think the only 32-bit application I run right now is OO.o and I'm gonna drop that sucka as soon as koffice can render the WinWord forms I have to use for work. I suck it up and don't watch things that need the win32codecs or the binary flash package. I don't intend to change this anytime soon. I also don't want to have to manage a 32-bit gentoo chroot. Gentoo isn't a lot of work, and compiles go quickly on my system, but I don't need the extra distraction. I'm thinking of installing debian/sarge-ix86 in a chroot, but that's a post for a different mailing list.
Anyway, I wasn't too surprised when it turned out that all 5 of the BOINC projects I was interested in didn't have a binary available for x86_64-pc-linux-gnu. [EMAIL PROTECTED] (actually the one I'm least interested in) does provide a x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu, but that doesn't get delivered to my BOINC client. :( Does anyone here have a list of BOINC projects that provide a x86_64-pc-linux-gnu application? I have a rather large number of spare cycles that I'm sure can be put to good use. :) Finally, big props to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] project for open-sourcing their application and double props to the gentoo developers that provide a really nice ebuild for that epplication that even handles generating and installing the app_info.xml. -- Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ: 514984 YM/AIM: DaTwinkDaddy -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
