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On Sun, Jan 25, 2009 at 7:21 PM, Tom <uebershark@××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> Hi List! |
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> After following the thread about the icedtea build on amd64 I found |
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> myself wondering if it would make sense for me to change to |
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> a non-multilib setup. |
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> So how is the status of that specific profile, how stable, and more |
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> importantly how feature rich can it be? |
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> Java seems to be getting close to a non issue, but what about flash for |
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> instance? I know there's now a native 64version of adobe's plugin (I'm |
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> using it right now) but I don't know about its dependencies. |
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No dependencies as far as I'm aware of, just set it as a plugin for |
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opera or firefox |
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> Other things spring to mind, certain codec-packs, multimedia in |
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> general. |
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> And of course wine, virtualization etc. |
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Wine is a no go, since that's 32-bit. virtualization like kvm is |
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working like a charm on my no-multilib laptop |
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> So can anybody provide some insight into how things are generally |
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> going in non-multilib-land?! |
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> Thanks |
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> Tom |
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