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Mr. Thistle
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Linux 64bit version, Windows 64bit version

I don't know what is the relation between your "official agent" and "Berkeley version(s)". You should definitely support 64bit OSes - we have 2013 and almost 2014 and 64bit operating systems are really really very common.
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Re: Linux 64bit version, Windows 64bit version

It's irrelevant. The 32 bit client manages 64 bit sciences, which all are available except for CEP2. Presently latter only runs in 32 bit [next version is likely also in 64 bit]. The client is just a scheduler of science tasks. The core client otherwise does nothing, using < 1 minute a day. Mine has been up since last test client update for 4 hours and Task Manager has logged 5 seconds used.... extrapolated that's 30 seconds in a day.
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