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64 bit Chris2020 09/12/20 (Sat) 07:44:22 bafb40 No.14719

>"The hydrus releases are 64-bit only."

That was really bad news after my half-day reading about and planning a future, and how I will co-develop the hydros engine or a fork of it…. :-(

Why???….

The Python is a multiplatform and hi-level language (even a script language).

Why you all gaming maniacs make 64bit-only software?..

Of course, I will not change my tuned computer for one of 64bit-only apps. Several months of work to tune up Windows again, to test some app?.. No, thanks.

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Anonymous ## Board Owner 09/13/20 (Sun) 00:01:36 ff0e19 No.14734

Sorry Chris, I hope you find some 32-bit software that will do what you want!

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Anonymous 09/17/20 (Thu) 21:50:38 d45267 No.14747

>>14719

Gaming? It has been something like 13 years since I switched my non-gaming Linux to 64bit.

Very few maintain the 32bit x86 side of things anymore. Not just Windows software, even most Linux distos partly or fully dropped support. It just doesn't make sense to run x86 processors in 32bit with fewer less capable registers and many other downsides.

> Several months of work to tune up Windows again

Maybe you'll switch over too at some point. Copying configs or running ansible scripts or whatever you do is not quite as hard.

Or you pick something else, but I expect almost everything to eventually drop 32bit x86 on Windows, and it mostly already happened, even for things as popular as web browsers. It's definitely not just Hydrus. I believe it won't be fun going forward on that.

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Anonymous 09/25/20 (Fri) 23:37:05 c3794a No.14774

>>14719

Hydrus wouldn't be able to shine with the limitations of a 32 bit environment. It's just not meant for the types of use-cases that a 32 bit machine is capable of. Believe it or not, managing hundreds of thousands of files requires a lot of memory.

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Anonymous 09/28/20 (Mon) 16:29:08 a212dc No.14778

just install a 64 bits OS lole

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Anonymous 10/05/20 (Mon) 03:54:01 14df85 No.14801

It's time to leave 2004, neetboi

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