Hi Ben79,
I know, I know… but I don’t develop and I have no server working on my system. So, what does x86.64 brings me apart of using more RAM ?
More speed, more efficiency, more what? …Nothing!
Add to this that, x86.64 is not capable to work without 32 libraries (and 32 repositories of course), and that, since kernel version 4.x we don’t need server-kernels or PAE-kernels, with 32 architecture, to have 4 mega Mem or more working…
Of course, the dream of developers is to release a unique version, what I perfectly understand…
But again, for home users, x86.64 brings NOTHING, and 32 keeps a lighter system for equivalent performance.
To Colin :
Just tried x86.64 720-ISO :
No change! => Working in live mode and no graphic session in hard install.
Nouveau in question?
Bye