-users] State of 64 bit flash?
Hi CLUG,
we're looking at getting a new laptop and they all seem to have a 64 bit CPU.
I know that x86-64 is backwards compatible with 32 bit software, and I
don't need to address more that 4GB of RAM.
Any compelling reason to install a 64 bit distro?
If there's no 64
On 12/06/11 16:58, yuri wrote:
Hi CLUG,
we're looking at getting a new laptop and they all seem to have a 64 bit CPU.
I know that x86-64 is backwards compatible with 32 bit software, and I
don't need to address more that 4GB of RAM.
Any compelling reason to install a 64 bit distro?
If
On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 9:16 AM, Roger Searle ro...@stepahead.org.nz wrote:
On 12/06/11 16:58, yuri wrote:
Hi CLUG,
we're looking at getting a new laptop and they all seem to have a 64 bit CPU.
I know that x86-64 is backwards compatible with 32 bit software, and I
don't need to address more
On Sun, 12 Jun 2011, yuri wrote:
Hi CLUG,
we're looking at getting a new laptop and they all seem to have a 64
bit CPU. I know that x86-64 is backwards compatible with 32 bit
software, and I don't need to address more that 4GB of RAM.
Any compelling reason to install a 64 bit distro?
If
On Sun, 2011-06-12 at 16:58 +1200, yuri wrote:
Hi CLUG,
we're looking at getting a new laptop and they all seem to have a 64 bit CPU.
I know that x86-64 is backwards compatible with 32 bit software, and I
don't need to address more that 4GB of RAM.
Any compelling reason to install a 64
