64 bit support.

So I'm building a new system soon and since I've heard so much about how great Arch is I'm going to give it a proper try. I tried it once before, got X up and running, desktop etc, but just gave up. since Ubuntu insist on using pulse audio and generally being shit, (well that's not true, it's ok, bit i am looking for more) i have been looking for an alternative to draw me away.
so my question is, what is the 64bit support like with Arch? I mean in terms of packages, are many written for 64 bit platforms? I wouldn't want to limit my scope for software by opting for 64bit, but I don't really have a choice considering..
I know in the Ubuntu repos there was a library that provided 32bit support on 64bit platforms, does arch have a similar package in it's repos? is it even practical?
Thank you.

There is practically NO reason not to use 64bit, if your CPU supports it.*
*Only exceptions being if you don't like using 32bit-libs for Google Earth or Adobe Acrobat. Those are really the only apps that are not available natively for 64bit.

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Hello
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Dear developer,
We have discovered one or more issues with your recent submission for "DPS Notes". To process your submission, the following issues must be corrected:
Missing 64-bit support - Beginning on February 1, 2015 new iOS apps submitted to the App Store must include 64-bit support and be built with the iOS 8 SDK. Beginning June 1, 2015 app updates will also need to follow the same requirements. To enable 64-bit in your project, we recommend using the default Xcode build setting of “Standard architectures” to build a single binary with both 32-bit and 64-bit code.
Once these issues have been corrected, use Xcode or Application Loader to upload a new binary to iTunes Connect. Choose the new binary on the app’s Details page in My Apps on iTunes Connect, and click Submit for Review.
Regards,
The App Store team
Can someone from the Adobe DPS team let me know how I can recreate the .ipa file so that it will meet Apple's requirements.
They seem to have moved the goalposts since I created the original .ipa file in December. I thought I'd submitted it, just went back through iTunes Connect to check info as I hadn't heard anything from them, then hit this brick wall. Any help offered would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Rebecca

Hi
I've Updated App Builder, gone back to the DPS App Builder portal, regenerated new zip and ipa files and downloaded them.
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I have some questions when migrate SC 3.1 from solaris 9 to solaris 10.
1) Does Clutster 3.1 for solaris 10 support 64 bit?
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2) Can I download a Cluster 3.1 install-pkg for solaris 10, 64 bit supported., which means all admin files like scrgadm are 64 bit based.
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BRs
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Hi,
Comments on your 2 questions:
1) Yes. IIRC, SC31 for S10 actually supports ONLY 64 bit. To be clear, this means
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Windows 7, 64 bit support to Crystal Reports XI R2 SP5

Will the Windows 7, 64 bit support to Crystal Reports XI R2 SP5 be added?
Moving to CR 12 is the only solutions?
What are the options?
regards,
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Hi Srini,
No, XI R2 is getting close to legacy mode so no new OS platforms will be added unless some large Partner requests it. Cr 12 is the only option, R2 will likely anyways. It wont be officially supported but it should work.
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Why doesn't elements 12 have 64 bit support for PC users? Most PC's these days are shipped with far more than 2GB of RAM. This move seems very limiting to those with high demands for RAM. Image sizes are only getting larger meaning more RAM needed for adjustments and editing. I have been putting off buying elements 11 waiting to see if 12 had 64 bit support and I am very disappointed to find it doesn't. I can't see myself buying 12 unless a 64 bit for PC is launched soon.

Update? It's a major release, ain't it?
Mac got the 64-bit. Why? From Pete Green's announcement:
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Still no Vista 64 bit support?

I have been reading the forums with a rapidly sinking feeling in the pit of my stomach. After having a TX for only a year, I now have to find another product. I just bought a new puter, and it's running Vista 64 bit. I have had Palms for years, but since they seemingly have no plans to release the software for Vista 64 bit, even though pretty soon that's what everyone will have, my TX is useless to me. It seems that it's been more than a year since they said they were "working" on it, but I am thinking that was only the 32 bit version.
It's a shame, I really liked my Palm.
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Message Edited by smkranz on 08-19-2008 10:54 AM

I have been reading the forums with a rapidly sinking feeling in the pit of my stomach. After having a TX for only a year, I now have to find another product. I just bought a new puter, and it's running Vista 64 bit. I have had Palms for years, but since they seemingly have no plans to release the software for Vista 64 bit, even though pretty soon that's what everyone will have, my TX is useless to me. It seems that it's been more than a year since they said they were "working" on it, but I am thinking that was only the 32 bit version.
If you have read the forums, then you are also aware of the Bluetooth Solution which is available.
Because there really isn't anything more to add to the discussion (other than hoping maybe the new Palm OS under development will have 64 bit support), we'll close this thread.
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When can we have Product Store ANE with 64 Bit Support

Hi,
We are using Product Store ANE from Gaming SDK 1.4 . With the medatory requirement of 64-bit support by Apple we are unable to submit our apps. Is it possible either to get the source code or a 64-bit ANE.
Thanks
Rahul

I created a hello-world application with only the productStore.ane and exported a release build, it failed again.
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Can I run Logic 9 with 32 bit support alongside Logic X on the same Mavericks computer?

Hello friends,
I am upgrading from Snow Leopard and Logic 8 to Mavericks and Logic X. It's my understanding that Logic 8 doesn't play nice with Mavericks, but I heard that the latest version of Logic 9 does. I never used Logic 9 before, but it is my understanding that you could run Logic 9 in 32-bit mode and it should be compatible with all Logic 8 projects. Is this true on Mavericks? I am on the verge of setting up multiple partitions, one for Logic 8 on 10.6 and the other for Logic X on 10.9, but if I could launch logic 9 with 32 bit support on mavericks when I needed access to my 32 bit reliant projects, that would certainly be better!
Would both versions of Logic work on the same system together in the way that as I hope? Obviously, I wouldn't need them both open at the same time, but I didn't know if one would work correctly after installing the other, etc.
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Thanks everyone!   I was afraid that I was going to have as much trouble as I did migrating from Logic 4 to Logic 7 (yeesh, what a mess that was).
Blueberry, are you warning about literally running both Logic 8 and Logic X simultaneously?   Because I don't imagine I would do that. Could their be adverse consequences of merely having both installed?
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Does anyone know what the cost of upgrading a mac book pro (2008) to multicore intel processor with 64 bit support and 4 to 8 GB? I need to do some mobile editing on Adobe Premiere CC but my current laptop says it can't support it.

cost of upgrading mac book to mutilcore intel prcessor with 64 bit support and 4 gb

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X64 bit support for Media Manager

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CS5 and 64 bits support: what implications?

Hi folks,
I would like to ask the question like this: does the 64 bits support mean i will have to purchase 64 bits machines for my CS5 copy?
Thank you for your helps.

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For Mac OS, Leopard (10.5) and Snow Leopard (10.6) are already capable of running 64-bit applications, and any Macintosh sold in the last few years can run 64-bit software.
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10-bit Support from GeForce Card?

I've had Photoshop CC 2014 on my system for a while, and I was surprised to see an option for 30-bit color in the preferences. I have a GeForce GTX 970, and I thought 10-bit color was reserved for those with Quadro/FirePro cards. I'm on Windows 8.1 Pro with a 10-bit 2K BenQ CAD/CAM monitor connected with DP. With this option enabled, am I actually getting 10-bit color, or is it just ignoring that preference?
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That checkbox just means Photoshop will deliver on its end, but the rest of the chain needs to be there as well. I can check that box too, but I know I don't have the video card for it although everything else is ready.
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Standard version left behind on 64-bit support

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The following still run as 32-bit in the enterprise edition:
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explained why and we would understand. Instead they chose a path
where they seem greedy.

Mavericks 32-bit support files?

I got a little ambitious and removed all of the 32-bit support files using a handy utility called Monolingual.
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If you installed the Java runtime distributed by Apple and still need it, you'll have to reinstall it. The same goes for Xcode.
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Apple Developer Notification regarding 64 bit support

Hi,
Does anyone know whether iOS apps developed with AIR will meet the following requirements?
"...new iOS apps submitted to the App Store must include 64-bit support and be built with the iOS 8 SDK."
Best,
C.S.

To help confirm abmishra's "yes", read this post:
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64 bit support.

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