I tried it briefly on a 64bit ubuntu box, it worked but it did not
feel very stable. For example, i need to do 'kill -9' to shut down
because the 'x' button will just crash the emulator. so i actually
switch back to a 32bit windows to do my development.
On Oct 15, 6:42 am, Nanard [EMAIL
It's just my opinion, but I still see no major point in using a 64-bit
machine to develop for Android. 64-bit won't give you any large advantage.
I can understand that if you're already running 64-bit, then the change
to 32-bit would seem crazy, but if you are building a box for
development I
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