Which version should I use?
Brian Fahrlander
brian at fahrlander.net
Sat Sep 1 12:01:14 UTC 2007
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Re Alvarez wrote:
> both should work equally well on your notebook....
> but personally i would suggest you to get i386 because the software
> support on 64bit is still not comparable to 32bit. So if you do install
> 64bit then you'll find that not all applications that are avaialble for
> ubuntu are available in 64bit version.
The last I looked, yeah. But I'd run both, and here's why.
I had a very NON-tech friend with a surprisingly nice eMachines
64-bit machine. We tried the 64 first; we were impressed with the
speed, smoothness. But then we just decided to run 32, since the codecs
are easier to install (that is, painless.)
I love the idea of running it 'full throttle', but it's just easier
for most folks to go 32, especially if you don't want to invest the
time/effort, or you're new to Linux.
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