On Wed, 28 Nov 2007, Pascal Schirrmann wrote:
On contrary, are there still a lot of software not compatible with a x64
version ?
also GoogleEarth
At this time, I hang on flash player (and this seems to be a real
issue),
gnash may work for you - i haven't had success integrating it in a browser
As freevo and most of the multimedia software is either optomized
for 32 bit or only available in 32 bit (win32 codecs), you really end
of with little or no gain in most cases with the 64bit setup. This
also true of most desktop setups. 64bit only really come in to its
own in compute heavy
Christian Lyra a écrit :
I did the same step a month ago. And everything seems to be running
smooth, including the VFD from my shuttle box.
Just to be sure : you're running a 64 version of Linux ?
There´s a way to
install flash on 64 bit. cant remember the details but i did it
before. What
On Nov 28, 2007 6:34 PM, Pascal Schirrmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Christian Lyra a écrit :
I did the same step a month ago. And everything seems to be running
smooth, including the VFD from my shuttle box.
Just to be sure : you're running a 64 version of Linux ?
yes. debian sid amd64.
Pascal Schirrmann schreef:
I didn't dig very deep, saw that the installer doesn't work on my
system, google a little, and read that there is no support for flash in
64 bits version. But if you say that a solution exists, I'll probably
dig further ;-)
search for nspluginwrapper, amd64 and
Hi,
Just starting a brand new installation of a brand new system build on a
AMD X2 64 bits processor. I installed a 64 bits version of Linux, and
freevo is happy with that. But I discovered that some other code are not
so 64bit ready.
So the question is :
Is there any interest other than the
Hi
On Nov 27, 2007 7:24 PM, Pascal Schirrmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Just starting a brand new installation of a brand new system build on a
AMD X2 64 bits processor. I installed a 64 bits version of Linux, and
freevo is happy with that. But I discovered that some other code are not
Pascal-
So the question is :
Is there any interest other than the technical perf to use a x64 version
of Linux for freevo?
For most home systems right now, it is mainly a matter of technical
preference. I run serveral 32 and 64 bit rigs, same hardware and
software load outs, and really see
