Hi, Dňa Sat, 19 Jan 2013 12:34:54 +0100 berenger.mo...@neutralite.org napísal:
> Of course, I think it totally useless for habitual uses, like using > word processors. But for that, modern computer are simply a waste: > most usages of those applications were made on computers 15 years > ago... (set this text in middle of the page, with bold font of size > 32, color green, please... the usage of most people I said, not usage > of professionals.) I bet that I could give my "designed for windows > millenium" computer to many people, and they could be happy with it, > except for disk space and a bit of slowness on the web. Just, do not > expect to play or compile with it. I remember the time of 16/32bit applications (i remember the 8 bit apps too, but changing to 16 bit was out of my scope) :-) There was a discussions about go or not to go to the 16 bit apps too. In these days i see 16 bit apps occasionally only (very old MS-DOS apps in my job - some CAD communication). I think, that here is time to tell "bye bye 32bit apps" now. :-) Of course, here are situations, where can be problem - for example i have one hardware with proprietary driver (interactive white board) with 32-bit installer only, then i was using i386 Debian, with 64bit kernel (some years ago - now the company doesn't provides the Linux driver) for it, but this is special case, as above mentioned MS-DOS apps, which are running on dedicated Win98 machines. regards -- Slavko http://slavino.sk
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