I'm a Linux newbie who has fallen in love with Ubuntu.
This is my 2d attempt to post this question. Please forgive me if I UNintentionally posted it more than once.
I started with Ubuntu 10.10 32-bit, and I think I need/want to upgrade to Ver. 10.10 64-bit, so that I can install Wine, so that I can run my favorite voice recognition software, Dragon Naturally Speaking ("Dragon"). Dragon can be run in a 32-bit environment, but it's slow and more error prone in a 32-bit environment.
Does anyone know where I can learn about how to upgrade from 32-bit to 64-bit, whether my plans for Wine and Dragon are reasonable or not?
Thanks,
MarceepooNu
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I am wondering about the same thing, isnt it possible to use the config from 32 bit, so i have all the programs, addons ++ when i have updated to 64 bit?
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