Kubuntu Amd64
Ron Morse
rbmorse at comcast.net
Tue Jul 24 18:09:40 UTC 2007
On Tue, 2007-07-24 at 11:03 -0500, manchicken wrote:
> What you do is totally your call. It is perfectly safe and sensible to run
> amd64 Kubuntu. Most of the people who tell you differently are tied to
> non-free software that only appears in 32-bit form, who have thus far not
> been clever enough to make them work together. It's really not hard, as most
> of these instructions exist on wiki.ubuntu.com.
>
> As for what you do, things DO work--and work well--on amd64. You will have a
> little more trouble with software that only comes in 32-bit until you get a
> working 32-bit environment running (also on the wiki, look for firefox32 on
> the wiki for a pretty good tutorial), but all-in-all it's pretty easy.
>
Ok...I don't have any argument with any of that, but my question is:
Unless I have more than 4 Gb of physical RAM, what advantage is there
to running AMD64 Kubuntu over IA32 Kubuntu?
Ron Morse
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