ccornell - OpenOffice.org wrote:
I didn't notice any 64 bit versions.
Let the developers know you want a 64 Bit version.
Given that most new computers are 64 bit these days and 64 bit Linux
has been around for years (I've been running it for 2), I'd expect
developers to be a bit more proactive.
So.. tell them so :-)
Just guessing here... the vast majority of people, myself included,
are still running 32-bit OSes despite having had 64-bit CPUs for
several years (even among the Linux crowd this is true). The demand
isn't as high as it probably should or could be... so give the
developers of the extension the feedback that there are people who
need a 64 bit version.
In some ways, this reminds me of the early '90s, when people were still
running 16 bit software (DOS & Win 3.1), even though the 386 had been
available for years. Back then I was running a 32 bit OS (OS/2) and
always felt restricted, when ever I had to use Windows. That still
happens, as Windows still does not have some of the features and
performance OS/2 did 16 years ago, nor the flexibility and features of
Linux, that have also been available for years. Windows is simply the
wrong way to go, for many reasons. Unfortunately, most people don't
know of anything better.
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