Are there official Ubuntu ARM / aarch64 desktop images?
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I could only find server ARM images at: https://www.ubuntu.com/download/server/arm
But are there any ARM images that come with a graphical desktop installed by default?
I don't have specific hardware requirements, even just running it on QEMU would be fine for now.
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I could only find server ARM images at: https://www.ubuntu.com/download/server/arm
But are there any ARM images that come with a graphical desktop installed by default?
I don't have specific hardware requirements, even just running it on QEMU would be fine for now.
arm
Graphical desktops do not work well on ARM devices, because there is usually no appropriate graphics driver available. Without it, graphical programs either won't work at all, or would be painfully slow.
â mikewhatever
Jun 1 at 17:07
@mikewhatever what about Raspberry Pi 3 for example? Looks good enough: youtube.com/watch?v=CKv5YGi0Njw
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Jun 1 at 17:12
Indeed, there are a few exceptions like RP3 and Odroid devices with stable graphics, but even those have limited RAM and week CPUs, which make them more suitable as servers. Needless to say, you could always try and install a light DE, for example Lubuntu or MATE.
â mikewhatever
Jun 1 at 17:21
Possible duplicate of askubuntu.com/questions/952885/â¦
â K7AAY
Jun 1 at 21:40
@K7AAY disagree with duplicate because this is focused on images with pre-installed graphical interface.
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Jun 2 at 6:34
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I could only find server ARM images at: https://www.ubuntu.com/download/server/arm
But are there any ARM images that come with a graphical desktop installed by default?
I don't have specific hardware requirements, even just running it on QEMU would be fine for now.
arm
I could only find server ARM images at: https://www.ubuntu.com/download/server/arm
But are there any ARM images that come with a graphical desktop installed by default?
I don't have specific hardware requirements, even just running it on QEMU would be fine for now.
arm
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Graphical desktops do not work well on ARM devices, because there is usually no appropriate graphics driver available. Without it, graphical programs either won't work at all, or would be painfully slow.
â mikewhatever
Jun 1 at 17:07
@mikewhatever what about Raspberry Pi 3 for example? Looks good enough: youtube.com/watch?v=CKv5YGi0Njw
â Ciro Santilli æ°çÂÂæ¹é ä¸Âå¿ å ÂÃ¥ÂÂäºÂ件 æ³Âè½®åÂÂ
Jun 1 at 17:12
Indeed, there are a few exceptions like RP3 and Odroid devices with stable graphics, but even those have limited RAM and week CPUs, which make them more suitable as servers. Needless to say, you could always try and install a light DE, for example Lubuntu or MATE.
â mikewhatever
Jun 1 at 17:21
Possible duplicate of askubuntu.com/questions/952885/â¦
â K7AAY
Jun 1 at 21:40
@K7AAY disagree with duplicate because this is focused on images with pre-installed graphical interface.
â Ciro Santilli æ°çÂÂæ¹é ä¸Âå¿ å ÂÃ¥ÂÂäºÂ件 æ³Âè½®åÂÂ
Jun 2 at 6:34
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Graphical desktops do not work well on ARM devices, because there is usually no appropriate graphics driver available. Without it, graphical programs either won't work at all, or would be painfully slow.
â mikewhatever
Jun 1 at 17:07
@mikewhatever what about Raspberry Pi 3 for example? Looks good enough: youtube.com/watch?v=CKv5YGi0Njw
â Ciro Santilli æ°çÂÂæ¹é ä¸Âå¿ å ÂÃ¥ÂÂäºÂ件 æ³Âè½®åÂÂ
Jun 1 at 17:12
Indeed, there are a few exceptions like RP3 and Odroid devices with stable graphics, but even those have limited RAM and week CPUs, which make them more suitable as servers. Needless to say, you could always try and install a light DE, for example Lubuntu or MATE.
â mikewhatever
Jun 1 at 17:21
Possible duplicate of askubuntu.com/questions/952885/â¦
â K7AAY
Jun 1 at 21:40
@K7AAY disagree with duplicate because this is focused on images with pre-installed graphical interface.
â Ciro Santilli æ°çÂÂæ¹é ä¸Âå¿ å ÂÃ¥ÂÂäºÂ件 æ³Âè½®åÂÂ
Jun 2 at 6:34
Graphical desktops do not work well on ARM devices, because there is usually no appropriate graphics driver available. Without it, graphical programs either won't work at all, or would be painfully slow.
â mikewhatever
Jun 1 at 17:07
Graphical desktops do not work well on ARM devices, because there is usually no appropriate graphics driver available. Without it, graphical programs either won't work at all, or would be painfully slow.
â mikewhatever
Jun 1 at 17:07
@mikewhatever what about Raspberry Pi 3 for example? Looks good enough: youtube.com/watch?v=CKv5YGi0Njw
â Ciro Santilli æ°çÂÂæ¹é ä¸Âå¿ å ÂÃ¥ÂÂäºÂ件 æ³Âè½®åÂÂ
Jun 1 at 17:12
@mikewhatever what about Raspberry Pi 3 for example? Looks good enough: youtube.com/watch?v=CKv5YGi0Njw
â Ciro Santilli æ°çÂÂæ¹é ä¸Âå¿ å ÂÃ¥ÂÂäºÂ件 æ³Âè½®åÂÂ
Jun 1 at 17:12
Indeed, there are a few exceptions like RP3 and Odroid devices with stable graphics, but even those have limited RAM and week CPUs, which make them more suitable as servers. Needless to say, you could always try and install a light DE, for example Lubuntu or MATE.
â mikewhatever
Jun 1 at 17:21
Indeed, there are a few exceptions like RP3 and Odroid devices with stable graphics, but even those have limited RAM and week CPUs, which make them more suitable as servers. Needless to say, you could always try and install a light DE, for example Lubuntu or MATE.
â mikewhatever
Jun 1 at 17:21
Possible duplicate of askubuntu.com/questions/952885/â¦
â K7AAY
Jun 1 at 21:40
Possible duplicate of askubuntu.com/questions/952885/â¦
â K7AAY
Jun 1 at 21:40
@K7AAY disagree with duplicate because this is focused on images with pre-installed graphical interface.
â Ciro Santilli æ°çÂÂæ¹é ä¸Âå¿ å ÂÃ¥ÂÂäºÂ件 æ³Âè½®åÂÂ
Jun 2 at 6:34
@K7AAY disagree with duplicate because this is focused on images with pre-installed graphical interface.
â Ciro Santilli æ°çÂÂæ¹é ä¸Âå¿ å ÂÃ¥ÂÂäºÂ件 æ³Âè½®åÂÂ
Jun 2 at 6:34
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Graphical desktops do not work well on ARM devices, because there is usually no appropriate graphics driver available. Without it, graphical programs either won't work at all, or would be painfully slow.
â mikewhatever
Jun 1 at 17:07
@mikewhatever what about Raspberry Pi 3 for example? Looks good enough: youtube.com/watch?v=CKv5YGi0Njw
â Ciro Santilli æ°çÂÂæ¹é ä¸Âå¿ å ÂÃ¥ÂÂäºÂ件 æ³Âè½®åÂÂ
Jun 1 at 17:12
Indeed, there are a few exceptions like RP3 and Odroid devices with stable graphics, but even those have limited RAM and week CPUs, which make them more suitable as servers. Needless to say, you could always try and install a light DE, for example Lubuntu or MATE.
â mikewhatever
Jun 1 at 17:21
Possible duplicate of askubuntu.com/questions/952885/â¦
â K7AAY
Jun 1 at 21:40
@K7AAY disagree with duplicate because this is focused on images with pre-installed graphical interface.
â Ciro Santilli æ°çÂÂæ¹é ä¸Âå¿ å ÂÃ¥ÂÂäºÂ件 æ³Âè½®åÂÂ
Jun 2 at 6:34