Re: amd64 and dpkg and so
Martin Jungowski writes:
[...]
> Home users with 64-bit CPUs are going to look for an 64-bit OS, and
> that's where I can see Linux still has the upper hand. I wouldn't expect
> a 64-bit Windows for another year, which gives us a one year time frame
> to push 64-bit Linux - however in order to achieve that, the user has to
> be capable of running 32-bit applications as well.
>
good point, very good point. And if this was a democratic decision I
would certainly vote for the mixed 64/32bit path, in which case we
would make use of one of the main features of the amd64 architecture,
isn't it?
my 2¢
Peter
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