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Do you run 64-bit Linux on your main computer (or most of your computers), or do you continue to run 32-bit Linux? Note that the poll from last year has ...
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    Running 32-bit or 64-bit Linux? (2012)

    Do you run 64-bit Linux on your main computer (or most of your computers), or do you continue to run 32-bit Linux?



    Note that the poll from last year has been closed, but you can find it here:

    http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/cof...ux-2011-a.html
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    But I realllllllyyy am looking forward to have a 64 bit i7 machine and put some 8G or so RAM on the beast!
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    I'm 64-bit all the way!
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    32-bit. Simply because I haven't needed to run 64.
    I'm thinking that will change this year, though.
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    Mostly 32bit.
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    64 bit except on the 32 bit netbook
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    Mostly 64 bit. So my vote goes to ...... 64bit.
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    my host is fedora

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    32 bit until I get more RAM....I'll be forced to use 64 bit then.
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    Tried 64-bit to see how the other half lived, and stayed.

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