Closed probonopd closed 5 years ago
Good call. Done for the v1.0 release.
Why i686
and not x86_64
?
There's a few of the dependency files that come through as x86 by default. Probably fairly easy to fix, but hasn't been a priority. This version should run just fine on x86_64 linux systems though, it certainly has on mine in testing.
Perhaps, but i686 means "32 bit" whereas x86_64 means "64 bit".
Please add the architecture to the Linux file name, e.g.,
i686
orx86_64
.