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   <H1>[Mageia-dev] Removing  Core 32bit from x86_64</H1>
    <B>Sander Lepik</B> 
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    <I>Fri Feb 24 12:13:44 CET 2012</I>
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<PRE>24.02.2012 13:09, Pierre Jarillon kirjutas:
&gt;<i> I have just installed Mga2b1 x86_64 and it is already a great distro. But once
</I>&gt;<i> more, I was annoyed with an unuseful bunch of rpm in rpmdrake which make the
</I>&gt;<i> list less readable. For a beginner, this is more annoying.
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</I>&gt;<i> So, I have unselected Core 32 bit and everything seams to be ok. As pcpa said
</I>&gt;<i> in  &quot;[Cooker] Multilib next steps?&quot;, the only reason to run in 32 bit mode is
</I>&gt;<i> legacy binaries that cannot be rebuilt.
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</I>&gt;<i> IMO, the last useful binary was flashplugin, now the adobe 64bit binary works
</I>&gt;<i> fine. Is it still useful to keep this outgrowth alive?
</I>&gt;<i>
</I>Cooker != cauldron. We still have skype and probably many other packages that need 32-bit 
libs. So disabling Core 32 doesn't sound as a good plan to me.

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Sander

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