On 11/07/07, Kilz <email address hidden> wrote:
> One has to wonder why, with the first step towards fixing this bug (Dell
> coming pre installed). Why those 64bit computers come with the 32bit
> version of Ubuntu installed.
I also wondered about it for a long time, and a friend of mine solved
the mystery for me: The OS itself is OK, but some desktop applications
don't work well in a 64-bit environment. The most notable example is
the Flash plugin. There are few others that i can't recall now.
The 64-bit is OK for a server with a large memory.
On 11/07/07, Kilz <email address hidden> wrote:
> One has to wonder why, with the first step towards fixing this bug (Dell
> coming pre installed). Why those 64bit computers come with the 32bit
> version of Ubuntu installed.
I also wondered about it for a long time, and a friend of mine solved
the mystery for me: The OS itself is OK, but some desktop applications
don't work well in a 64-bit environment. The most notable example is
the Flash plugin. There are few others that i can't recall now.
The 64-bit is OK for a server with a large memory.
You can read more about it in the FAQ's in the forums: ubuntuforums. org/forumdispla y.php?f= 134
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