I always come into stubborn people, keeping saying its all about ammount of physical memory.
On 02/19/2011 12:03 PM, Gordon JC Pearce wrote:
On Sat, 2011-02-19 at 01:37 +0100, Jaroslav Šmíd wrote:I feel sad... I feel very sad that you continue to make x86-32 version in times when every desktop CPU out there is x86-64. ... Almost crying ... Would be much better if x86-32 version was discontinued and work started on x86-64 version only (preferably with no way to run x86-32 apps so that the move is faster).Well, that would stop a huge segment of the Haiku userbase from using Haiku. I would drop Haiku instantly if it was 64-bit only. I'm not going out and buying a new laptop just because you want to faff about with 64-bit stuff. Haiku runs really well on older systems - why would you want to shut those users off? 64-bit is a pointless waste of time, unless you *need* more than 4G of RAM. In which case, you're probably running some horking great database server which suggests something that's *not* Haiku ;-) We don't need to cripple Haiku with slow, claggy, bloated 64-bit builds. It's nice and quick the way it is. Keep it that way. Gordon MM0YEQ
