Fedora 9 32 or 64 Bit - Which One?

[Agile Aspect]

Matthew Flaschen wrote:
> Kevin Kofler wrote:
>
> For the average desktop user, 64-bit has little or no benefit and is not
> worth the hassles of dealing with incompatible proprietary code (and
> yes, there is a hassle).  
I concur.

Not only is it an unnecessary hassle, 1 GB of memory
on 32 machine ends up requiring at least 3 GB of memory
on a 64 bit machine. 


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