Change occurances of x86 to x86_64 (#376)

site/source/developer-docs/submission.rst

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ Community Submission Process
 	* Health Checks: if the service offers Health Checks, they must display and run without error
 	* Interfaces: the service must offer at least one interface, otherwise there is no way to use it
 	* Logs: the logs page must display without error
-	* Compatibility: the service must run smoothly alongside the entire set of services on the Start9 Registry on a low resource device: think Raspberry PI (8GB) or an equivalent x86 machine
+	* Compatibility: the service must run smoothly alongside the entire set of services on the Start9 Registry on a low resource device: think Raspberry PI (8GB) or an equivalent x86_64 machine
 	* Backup/Restore: the service must successfully backup and restore
 
 Upon satisfying all the above criteria, Start9 will publish the s9pk to the Community Beta Registry and send you an email to confirm acceptance. Except in emergency situations, we highly recommend that you leave your service on Beta for a couple of days, such that it can be tested by your own testers plus anyone else who enjoys testing new releases. This will maximize the probability that any bugs will be caught before shipping to production.

site/source/learn/concepts/embassy.rst

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ embassyOS
 ---------
 embassyOS (eOS) is a Linux-based operating system custom built for self-hosting open source software.  eOS has a range of features that allow anyone to run their own server software without needing all of the traditionally required systems administration skills.  Features such as advanced dependency management, sensible default configuration with potential for customization, and a sleek GUI make for a smooth user experience with minimal reliance on the developers for people with all levels of technical expertise.
 
-Currently, 2 builds of eOS exist, one for the Raspberry Pi (Embassy One) and one for x86 (Embassy Pro). We currently only support the Raspberry Pi and Librem Mini hardware platforms, however with some minor tweaking, our builds should work on many other ARM and x86 devices.  We hope to officially support more platforms soon, and we highly encourage hacking and community builds!  Drop in our :ref:`community channels<contact>` to learn more and collaborate!!
+Currently, 2 builds of eOS exist, one for the Raspberry Pi (Embassy One) and one for x86_64 (Embassy Pro). We currently only support the Raspberry Pi and Librem Mini hardware platforms, however with some minor tweaking, our builds should work on many other ARM and x86_64 devices.  We hope to officially support more platforms soon, and we highly encourage hacking and community builds!  Drop in our :ref:`community channels<contact>` to learn more and collaborate!!
 
 .. _sounds:
 

site/source/support/faq/faq-embassy.rst

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ No.  Your Embassy only needs to be plugged into power and internet, just like yo
 
 Do I plug in a monitor, keyboard, and mouse?
 --------------------------------------------
-Typically, no.  It is not necessary or recommended to do this as embassyOS runs in "headless" mode - meaning that you will access it from your computer or mobile device.  However, we have recently added "Kiosk Mode," which allows the installation (and use) of embassyOS with a monitor/keyboard/mouse.  For directions on setting this up, please check out the :ref:`x86 DIY Guide <diy-x86>`.
+Typically, no.  It is not necessary or recommended to do this as embassyOS runs in "headless" mode - meaning that you will access it from your computer or mobile device.  However, we have recently added "Kiosk Mode," which allows the installation (and use) of embassyOS with a monitor/keyboard/mouse.  For directions on setting this up, please check out the :ref:`x86_64 DIY Guide <diy-x86>`.
 
 How much storage does Embassy have?
 -----------------------------------

site/source/user-manual/flashing/flashing-x86.rst

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 .. _flashing-x86:
 
-==============
-Flashing (x86)
-==============
-This guide is for flashing embassyOS to a USB drive in order to install it to an x86 architecture device.  This will include most desktops, laptops, mini PCs, and servers.  For an up-to-date list of known-good hardware, please check out this `forum post <https://community.start9.com/t/known-good-hardware-master-list-hardware-capable-of-running-embassyos-v0-3-3/66/2>`_.
+=================
+Flashing (x86_64)
+=================
+This guide is for flashing embassyOS to a USB drive in order to install it to an x86_64 architecture device.  This will include most desktops, laptops, mini PCs, and servers.  For an up-to-date list of known-good hardware, please check out this `forum post <https://community.start9.com/t/known-good-hardware-master-list-hardware-capable-of-running-embassyos-v0-3-3/66/2>`_.
 
  .. note:: You will need a USB drive of at least 16GB in size
 

site/source/user-manual/flashing/index.rst

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 Flashing
 ========
 
-Here you will find our flashing guides for Raspberry Pi and x86 (most desktops, laptops, mini PCs, servers, etc) architectures. Librem Mini owners can use the firmware flashing guide to get embassyOS-specific firmware.
+Here you will find our flashing guides for Raspberry Pi and x86_64 (most desktops, laptops, mini PCs, servers, etc) architectures. Librem Mini owners can use the firmware flashing guide to get embassyOS-specific firmware.
 
 .. raw:: html
 
@@ -22,13 +22,13 @@ Here you will find our flashing guides for Raspberry Pi and x86 (most desktops,
   Flash embassyOS for use on a Raspberry Pi
 
 .. topic-box::
-  :title: Flashing (x86)
+  :title: Flashing (x86_64)
   :link: flashing-x86
   :icon: scylla-icon scylla-icon--overview
   :class: large-4
   :anchor: View Guide
 
-  Flash embassyOS for use on an x86 machine
+  Flash embassyOS for use on an x86_64 machine
 
 .. topic-box::
   :title: Flashing (Firmware)