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This exactly. When I install something, if it pulls in a ton of stuff, I'll reevaluate whether I actually need it. In fact, I was pretty excited when I finally
by beatgammit 8y ago
This exactly.
When I install something, if it pulls in a ton of stuff, I'll reevaluate whether I actually need it. In fact, I was pretty excited when I finally got rid of my dependency on 32-bit stuff and could eliminate the 32-bit repo.
I like 64-bit because it keeps my system clean, but because it's "better". I definitely want a 64-bit OS so some things can use more than 4GB RAM, so why have two copies of everything? Just standardize on the thing nearly everyone uses: 64-bit.