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From: The Natural Philosopher on 4 Apr 2010 05:47
trigonometry1972(a)gmail.com | wrote:
> I think I wait for the LT version of Unbuntu that is upcoming.
> If the download for Fedora.ISO, it maybe the other one.
>
> It seems there are 32 bit programs I still want that I haven't
> found in the 64 bit universe.
>
> Also wonder if I could make a "fixed version" of a distro
> such as Unbuntu 9.04 or Federo 11 for Hulu desktop such
> that I can run it off of a flash memory stick? In that I've
> had flash operated HULU and other site go up and down
> due to software issues this seems a logical plan. Though
> it maybe bit above my pay grade.
>
> And the idea is to put Hulu Desktop and Adobe flash on
> the stick as well..
>
> As a side comment, it seem that I could also pay Mandriva
> for support and help with flash such that Hulu MIGHT work.
> This doesn't seem like something one should need to
> pay for though so I'll go the long way round if I must.
>
> Mandriva is OK and can see my standalone HD whereas
> my Ubuntu lost this ability during an upgrade. More recently
> a kernel upgrade causes Opera 10 something to fail with
> Adobe flash on the HULU site. And Opera is currently a
> pretty sad piece of software in that the button for going
> forward causes a return to a previous page at least at
> times. So if you like Opera, I'd try a back version which
> MIGHT work?
>
> Chromium seems to need a key? At least in Mandriva?
> What the what!!!
>
> Trig
>
I think we are past the tipping point for 64 bit support. Of 32 bit
binaries.

Go 64 bit.
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