Chuckk Hubbard wrote:
> My understanding is that there are still fewer 64-bit device drivers
> than 32-bit ones. I don't know. Only computer I've encountered that
> wouldn't run Linux was an old Dell; it would try to boot but nothing I
> tried would get it past freezing. But I'm a bottom feeder, 64-bit
> machines aren't in my price range.
>
> I hear that. Apparently the only 64-bit machines in my price range take
> the lowest bidder for wireless and audio chips.
Hmm, the Atheros wireless chipsets seem to have good support in general
- I'd think one of theirs would work. Don't know about audio chips - my
cheapie is an Intel and it works good enough for my composition work.
I have the Broadcom curse.
nuff said.
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