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Old 25th Aug 2009, 05:59 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Kinda related.

Chrome will release a full native 64bit browser soon, hopefully Adobe does the same with Flash
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Old 27th Aug 2009, 11:25 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Do we actually need 64-bit browsers??
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Do we actually need 64-bit browsers??
on windows vista/7. nope. since we can run 32-bit OS.
but how about other 64-bit OS like linux, etc etc. i think they are strictly 64-bit?
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Old 28th Aug 2009, 12:06 AM   #14 (permalink)
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on windows vista/7. nope. since we can run 32-bit OS.
but how about other 64-bit OS like linux, etc etc. i think they are strictly 64-bit?
Hmm... I think they should all be able to run 32-bit apps.
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on windows vista/7. nope. since we can run 32-bit OS.
but how about other 64-bit OS like linux, etc etc. i think they are strictly 64-bit?
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correction.

on windows vista/7 x64, we can run 32-bit applications.

but how about 64-bit linux & others, can they run 32-bit applications or strictly 64-bit

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Do we actually need 64-bit browsers??
It's not whether we need or not, it's time to move towards 64bit environment
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Flash actually works for Ubuntu Linux in x64.

Adobe Labs - Downloads: Flash Player 10

I've had no problems since I started using 9.04 when it came out. Always had problems with 8.10.
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I always had that problem whenever i use Chrome to open TechARP forum for the first time/session. Been going on for sometime, all I need to do is refresh. I've already ditched chrome on my laptop but I'm still using chrome on my desktop.
Looks like the problem is fixed. Updated Chrome 2 days ago and now the ARP pages seem to load fine in the background.
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i dont need chrome anymore rebuilded the pentium 4 system into a core 2 duo using firefox back
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