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Lost with terms
Hi all,in the midst of downloading rpm and various flavors of unix, i encountered some architecture terms and i am confused. Would anyone be kind to enlighten they mean in the world of unix?
term: meaning i386: x86_64: IA32: IA64: AMD64: bin: src: |
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