Re: Newer old hardware

GangGreene <GangGreene@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Bobbie Sellers wrote:
I don't see any reason to stick with 32 bit
versions unless you have a tool that won't work with
the 64 bit Linux.

That would be wine

Wine is one of the reasons to make sure that you choose a 64 bit
distribution with multilib support to also be able to run 32 bit binary
applications.

regards Henrik
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