download of Lubuntu 32 bit 18.04 [closed]

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I downloaded 2 times and got 64 bit Lubuntu. I think there is an error and the wrong file is in the link.
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/18.04/release/




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  • The 64bit Lubuntu is there too. Make sure you get the correct image.
    – mikewhatever
    May 26 at 18:55










  • I cannot add the appropriate tag because although I programmed for 45 years I do not know enough.
    – realtime
    May 26 at 18:55










  • Please run the following command and post the result. It will indicate what file you are getting when you try: md5sum file.iso where you replace 'file.iso` with the actual file name of your Lubuntu iso file. Did you try direct download or torrent?
    – sudodus
    May 26 at 18:55











  • the name says 64 and I loaded it on an iso dvd and it did not install because it really is 64. I loaded it on a flash and it gave me an error message that it could not install. Guess what it says it is 64 and it isn't lying.
    – realtime
    May 26 at 19:02










  • It worked. Thanks. Now I have to delete 4 amd64 files from my downloads directory.
    – realtime
    May 26 at 19:19














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I downloaded 2 times and got 64 bit Lubuntu. I think there is an error and the wrong file is in the link.
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/18.04/release/




lubuntu 18.04




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closed as off-topic by mikewhatever, andrew.46, karel, pomsky, N0rbert May 27 at 17:23


This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:


  • "This describes a problem that can't be reproduced, that seemingly went away on its own or was only relevant to a very specific period of time. It's off-topic as it's unlikely to help future readers." – andrew.46, karel, pomsky
If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.












  • The 64bit Lubuntu is there too. Make sure you get the correct image.
    – mikewhatever
    May 26 at 18:55










  • I cannot add the appropriate tag because although I programmed for 45 years I do not know enough.
    – realtime
    May 26 at 18:55










  • Please run the following command and post the result. It will indicate what file you are getting when you try: md5sum file.iso where you replace 'file.iso` with the actual file name of your Lubuntu iso file. Did you try direct download or torrent?
    – sudodus
    May 26 at 18:55











  • the name says 64 and I loaded it on an iso dvd and it did not install because it really is 64. I loaded it on a flash and it gave me an error message that it could not install. Guess what it says it is 64 and it isn't lying.
    – realtime
    May 26 at 19:02










  • It worked. Thanks. Now I have to delete 4 amd64 files from my downloads directory.
    – realtime
    May 26 at 19:19












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I downloaded 2 times and got 64 bit Lubuntu. I think there is an error and the wrong file is in the link.
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/18.04/release/




lubuntu 18.04




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I downloaded 2 times and got 64 bit Lubuntu. I think there is an error and the wrong file is in the link.
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/18.04/release/





lubuntu 18.04





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closed as off-topic by mikewhatever, andrew.46, karel, pomsky, N0rbert May 27 at 17:23


This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:


  • "This describes a problem that can't be reproduced, that seemingly went away on its own or was only relevant to a very specific period of time. It's off-topic as it's unlikely to help future readers." – andrew.46, karel, pomsky
If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.




closed as off-topic by mikewhatever, andrew.46, karel, pomsky, N0rbert May 27 at 17:23


This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:


  • "This describes a problem that can't be reproduced, that seemingly went away on its own or was only relevant to a very specific period of time. It's off-topic as it's unlikely to help future readers." – andrew.46, karel, pomsky
If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.











  • The 64bit Lubuntu is there too. Make sure you get the correct image.
    – mikewhatever
    May 26 at 18:55










  • I cannot add the appropriate tag because although I programmed for 45 years I do not know enough.
    – realtime
    May 26 at 18:55










  • Please run the following command and post the result. It will indicate what file you are getting when you try: md5sum file.iso where you replace 'file.iso` with the actual file name of your Lubuntu iso file. Did you try direct download or torrent?
    – sudodus
    May 26 at 18:55











  • the name says 64 and I loaded it on an iso dvd and it did not install because it really is 64. I loaded it on a flash and it gave me an error message that it could not install. Guess what it says it is 64 and it isn't lying.
    – realtime
    May 26 at 19:02










  • It worked. Thanks. Now I have to delete 4 amd64 files from my downloads directory.
    – realtime
    May 26 at 19:19
















  • The 64bit Lubuntu is there too. Make sure you get the correct image.
    – mikewhatever
    May 26 at 18:55










  • I cannot add the appropriate tag because although I programmed for 45 years I do not know enough.
    – realtime
    May 26 at 18:55










  • Please run the following command and post the result. It will indicate what file you are getting when you try: md5sum file.iso where you replace 'file.iso` with the actual file name of your Lubuntu iso file. Did you try direct download or torrent?
    – sudodus
    May 26 at 18:55











  • the name says 64 and I loaded it on an iso dvd and it did not install because it really is 64. I loaded it on a flash and it gave me an error message that it could not install. Guess what it says it is 64 and it isn't lying.
    – realtime
    May 26 at 19:02










  • It worked. Thanks. Now I have to delete 4 amd64 files from my downloads directory.
    – realtime
    May 26 at 19:19















The 64bit Lubuntu is there too. Make sure you get the correct image.
– mikewhatever
May 26 at 18:55




The 64bit Lubuntu is there too. Make sure you get the correct image.
– mikewhatever
May 26 at 18:55












I cannot add the appropriate tag because although I programmed for 45 years I do not know enough.
– realtime
May 26 at 18:55




I cannot add the appropriate tag because although I programmed for 45 years I do not know enough.
– realtime
May 26 at 18:55












Please run the following command and post the result. It will indicate what file you are getting when you try: md5sum file.iso where you replace 'file.iso` with the actual file name of your Lubuntu iso file. Did you try direct download or torrent?
– sudodus
May 26 at 18:55





Please run the following command and post the result. It will indicate what file you are getting when you try: md5sum file.iso where you replace 'file.iso` with the actual file name of your Lubuntu iso file. Did you try direct download or torrent?
– sudodus
May 26 at 18:55













the name says 64 and I loaded it on an iso dvd and it did not install because it really is 64. I loaded it on a flash and it gave me an error message that it could not install. Guess what it says it is 64 and it isn't lying.
– realtime
May 26 at 19:02




the name says 64 and I loaded it on an iso dvd and it did not install because it really is 64. I loaded it on a flash and it gave me an error message that it could not install. Guess what it says it is 64 and it isn't lying.
– realtime
May 26 at 19:02












It worked. Thanks. Now I have to delete 4 amd64 files from my downloads directory.
– realtime
May 26 at 19:19




It worked. Thanks. Now I have to delete 4 amd64 files from my downloads directory.
– realtime
May 26 at 19:19










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It's easier to go to lubuntu's homepage site where it'll be obvious where the 32-bit version is or just click this link copy-pasted from there on here for your convenience.






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    It's easier to go to lubuntu's homepage site where it'll be obvious where the 32-bit version is or just click this link copy-pasted from there on here for your convenience.






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      It's easier to go to lubuntu's homepage site where it'll be obvious where the 32-bit version is or just click this link copy-pasted from there on here for your convenience.






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        It's easier to go to lubuntu's homepage site where it'll be obvious where the 32-bit version is or just click this link copy-pasted from there on here for your convenience.






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        It's easier to go to lubuntu's homepage site where it'll be obvious where the 32-bit version is or just click this link copy-pasted from there on here for your convenience.







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