> I suspect that firefox.x86_64 gets started though I have'nt > quite discovered how yet. Firefox is a monumental pain if you try to use both 32 and 64 bit versions. The actual /usr/bin/firefox file is a shell script that does things like check for the existance of /usr/lib64/firefox* and invoke that version if it exists, so there is almost no point in having both installed. I've got a ridiculous shell script that edits the /usr/bin/firefox script to change /lib64 to /libnot64 so it won't find the 64 bit versions, then it can run the 32 bit version, but I haven't figured out how to subvert the code that finds an already running firefox, so you have to have all instances of firefox closed before you can start a 32 bit version with hacked up firefox script.
