On Donnerstag, 21. August 2008 18:40 David Rosenstrauch wrote: > Ugh. Looks like a lot of work. Yes, that is for me the only but biggest disadvantage. It is a little bit strange to have two distributions only because you wants to compile one or two packages for your second 686 pc. I'm a little bit disapointed, not from arch64 or another 64bit distribution, it is because as all starts i read that 64bit processors can run 32bit apps at the same time with nearly the same performance and so i was so i innocent to believe that i can install 64bit and 32bit apps together. Now some times later my favorit distribution use chroot and the other ones who use multilib be not my favorits. Again, i can understand and respect that arch64 goes his way. But to install the 686 version of archlinux inside of arch64 is realy not a fantastic solution for me normal user and it sounds too hard because my dream is to use "gcc -m32" in a PKGBUILD without thinking too much about it. But what is perfect? -) See you, Attila
