“I use two separate desktops, one for 32-bit and one for 64-bit
so I can easily perform the same tasks at the same time across both
architectures. There are two monitors, two mice and two keyboards
on the desk for that specific reason. That’s key for me. The rest
isn’t as important 🙂My data is on external hard drives and I’ve got three laptops as
well for testing purpose or when I travel away. All of the
computers come with large hard drives and are all using multi-boot
with a variety of systems installed.
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