> I would like a browser based solution, but I detest writing GUIs -- perhaps I
> will change my mind after I get a bit more experience with Qt because it is
> the first GUI that has what I consider the necessary tools to keep the
> programmer from having to worry about little details.
>
> Anyway,
With the exception of the Itainium, current 64 bit processors are 32
bit processors with 64 bit extensions for large memory support. So,
there should be no issue running 32 bit clients on x86-64 processors.
Dan
On 8/8/05, Jesse Keating <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Are there any concerns with usin
I've been setting up the bacula backup system to back up data within
our office. I have it up and working with two servers and one work
station so far.
For the time being, we are just using file storage on one of the
servers. Not ideal but it will hold us over until we can implement a
tape device.
