supposedly the code and compliers have been optimized to run on 64-bit processors, but if you start to mix 32-bit apps and 64-bit apps you might run into trouble. I know that this is the case with Debian amd64, but it could be different with SuSE.
Hmmmm, I can't find anything about on Suse's website. I guess to keep things simple I'll just get the regular version.
I just installed the free Linspire last week, now I kinda want to try a hardier version. It's been so long since I messed with linux, that I don't even remember how to compile/install packages and what not. If I can just get Folding@home, a bit torrent program going, and a dvd burning program going in Linspire I'll be happy for a few days while the 5 suse iso's are d/ling.
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