is there any linux distro out there which is a 64-bit version and has been supplied by digit upto now? also, is it possible to make it dual boot ith win xp pro 32-bit?
There is Ubuntu .. get it for free from HERE
Note:- you can order as many copies as you want. and its free and no shipping charges also.
The unofficial slackware 64bit version....
*www.slamd64.com/
this does not have gnome, so download dropline-gnome for 64-bit
*dropline-gnome.sourceforge.net/
Open SuSE
You can use Open SuSE 10.0 *en.opensuse.org/Welcome_to_openSUSE.org
You can have a dual boot system
every major distro does have 64-bit version.eg sarge debian,Fedora etc
*www.us.debian.org/CD/vendors/#in
i dont get this....why would ubuntu ship their cds for free without absolutely no cost....is this just another gimmick?
Instead of asking here I'd suggest you read Mark Shuttleworth's Interview with LFY this month or this webpage.
*www.tsf.org.za/
This gives you an idea abt mark shuttleworth's aim and ambition.
if u search sometime before there was a big thread in which we talked about this and most of the guys who ordered have got the cds for free already.
Me too
Hai
Fedora Core 4 supports both HT and 64 bit cpus