
dwhite wrote:Would it be possible to only do a dual 32 and 64 live CD?
wilcal wrote:I would suggest that the Mageia developers will welcome Mandriva
users to help develop and test Mageia as they would have the
best experience with the Distro structure.
dwhite wrote:Not being able to buy a naked laptop irked me.
wilcal wrote:Dell customer support has informed me that replacing the funky
Linux OS with another Linux OS does not negate the warranty.
dwhite wrote:I eventually got an acer aspire one a natty little netbook with a Taiwanese linux pre-installed, it was £199.95, I loaded Mandriva 2009 on it within hours. The pre-installed OS was very fast but very 'lite' I'd previously had a Dell but they were selling machines with no features if you wanted Linux Pre-installed. ie... blue tooth, WiFi etc... stuff that might not have worked then, but with the next release. The dell was a Windows Inspiron 1300 the only thing Mandriva didn't fire up out of the box was the broardcom Wifi for that I had to use the wrappper.
dwhite wrote:At the moment I'm using a 32-bit Mageia live on my system, but I'm downloading the dual CD as I type I used Mandriva from when it was Mandrake 7.2. As I say I'm trying to get a 64-bit Distro. I moved because I didn't like Mandriva 2011. Would it be possible to only do a dual 32 and 64 live CD?
doktor5000 wrote:Huh? You can perfectly run 32bit software on a 64bit system, why two seperate installations?
Also wine running fine here, and wine is a 32bit application, by the way. wine64 is only for
Win64 programs, which are really few.
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