Bill Davidsen wrote:
We last went down this road a few years ago and Robert said that {someone} was contributing a few servers to up capacity for builds to allow Linux_x86_64 to be supported. Didn't happen.For all the people who have missed the subject or don't know the difference between "supported" and "contributed," please don't clutter the list with off-topic responses. With a supported build you can check for updates, you can update in place, and even opt to do automatic updates if you are a trusting person. If you try that from 64bit Linux, the update loaded is the 32 bit one. But you say, "it works for me," and except for a GB or so of 32 bit libraries and cruft you are correct. But it would be *so* nice to just upgrade instead of doing a full reinstall from scratch (and depending on the goodness of a contributor for that). So one last time, any hope?
Bill, you're comment about a 64bit Linux update loading a 32bit one, explains what's happened to me. I was sure I was getting x86_64 updates, but lately I've noticed I'm using a i686 on x86_64 version, i.e.
Build identifier: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686 on x86_64; rv:14.0) Gecko/20120715 Firefox/14.0.1 SeaMonkey/2.11
I was wondering what had happened!! Now you may have supplied an answer for my unasked question!
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