I am trying to set up apt.conf.

The question is:

What or How does the Debian developers place in written text the expression
for Intel 64 bit.


I can see at this page:

http://www.debian.org/releases/wheezy/amd64/ch02s01.html.en#idp5618944


That the Intel 64 bit is expressed as amd64 for the designation
Architecture as shown in the table.


In the apt.conf example file there are two apt options, i assume that they
are options from what i read.


Architecture ----- singular

Architectures ---- plural

In the example file or the man apt.conf file the Architecture is shown as
i386.

The i386 is usually associated with 32 bit.


Here in these e mail posts i am just trying to get the goolosh strait.


Architecture

Architectures


And what are the correct words, names, expressions for these fields.


I am working with a pre installed machine with a 64 bit Intel

Ivy Bridge i3-3110M 2.4 GHz


This is what the example file show:


<!--

apt {

architecture “i386” ; // i386 is usually 32 bit Intel.

architecture :amd64; // Intel or amd

}


-->


Or do people just ignore the apt configure and preferences tools.


Thank you

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