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On windows, encountering 32 bit software isn't all that rare. Running on 64 bit hardware on a 64bit OS, but that doesn't change that the 32bit software uses 32b
by wongarsu 1y ago
On windows, encountering 32 bit software isn't all that rare. Running on 64 bit hardware on a 64bit OS, but that doesn't change that the 32bit software uses 32bit libraries and 32bit OS interfaces.
Linux is a lot more uniform in its software, but when emulating windows software you can't discount i386