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[scoob8000]

>  In most cases, however, you'll be better off sticking with 32 bit right
>  now.  The kinks are almost completely worked out, but many proprietary
>  tools still don't work with 64bit.

This holds true with just about all the major OS's.  Especially
Windoze.  The 64 bit driver support is horrible at best.
The openness of linux makes it a much better option if your wanting to
run a 64 bit OS.  But as Patrick stated, it's
still incomplete at best.

I'm sticking with 32bit apps and OS's for now.

-Mike