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<H1>[Mageia-dev] Removing Core 32bit from x86_64</H1>
<B>Colin Guthrie</B>
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<I>Sat Feb 25 11:39:17 CET 2012</I>
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<PRE>'Twas brillig, and zezinho at 25/02/12 00:00 did gyre and gimble:
><i> Le vendredi 24 février 2012 22:25:39, Sander Lepik a écrit :
</I>>><i> Sorry, but i can't agree. Why is it so bad if 32-bit Core is enabled? Hide
</I>>><i> 32-bit packages when there is 64-bit package too. But don't break
</I>>><i> usability. get-skype is noarch package. That means it is in 64-bit nonfree
</I>>><i> too. So user could find it. Now user can find it but can't install it.
</I>>><i> That is just stupid. And skype is used a lot. There are probably more
</I>>><i> packages that depend on 32-bit libs.
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</I>><i> Shouldn't get-skype be 32bit if it needs 32bit libs?
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Perhaps, but then it wouldn't show up to 64 bit users if they don't add
32-bit core which is the suggestion here.
I have to agree with Sander. The problem is not that 32-bit Core is
enabled, it's just a usability/UI issue in the tools.
This problem has been stated as a proposed solution (which happens a lot
with tech discussions). Rephrase the subject of this thread as a
problem, and a discussion about the best solution will result (although
that is kinda happening already anyway!) :)
Col
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