is 64 bit ready for primetime yet?
Bruce Marshall
bmarsh at bmarsh.com
Sun Apr 3 02:05:05 UTC 2011
On Saturday, April 02, 2011, Paul Lemmons wrote:
> When Natty comes out I am planning on doing a clean install. My first on
> this particular machine since Feisty. I am considering the 64 bit
> version. The machine has more than 4GB of ram so I have been
> successfully running the pae version without any real hiccups. It has
> been a long time since I considered "real" 64 bit and was wondering has
> it matured to the point where it is as smooth, application and stability
> wise, as the 32 bit version? In particular: Firefox? Flash? Java? VMWare
> Workstation?
I used to feel the way you do and it took a long time for me to get a 64 bit
machine.
But I built three of them about a year ago and the switch was painless...
No problems at the moment whatever. I am sure there might be some apps that
didn't convert over... grip is one, but I think it was for other reasons than
64bit. I don't think it is supported anymore... but it does run on 64 bit
and I still use it occasionally.
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