Hi!
Advantages: You can access more memory. but I think the new kernels do ave
an option to adress memory in 64BIT, while still generally being a 32BIT
system. Maybe I got this wrong though.
What doesn't work: Prebuilt things. Like windows codecs and other
proprietary software. (reading proprietary formats with audio players, I don't
know for other wine stuff VST.
But you really need to worry about 64BIT if your processor does it and if
your memory is big enough (>4GB - am I right about this limit anyone?). Don't
ask me for harddisk limitations.
Kindest regards
Julien
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