How to download an ISO file for Ubuntu?
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I want to create an USB-stick with Ubuntu! I follow your example and download the start file. I get it as ubuntu-14.04.5-desktop-i386.iso.torrent. When I start Rufus to create the USB stick, it will not find any ISO-file.
How do I get the ISO file for Ubuntu?
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I want to create an USB-stick with Ubuntu! I follow your example and download the start file. I get it as ubuntu-14.04.5-desktop-i386.iso.torrent. When I start Rufus to create the USB stick, it will not find any ISO-file.
How do I get the ISO file for Ubuntu?
system-installation iso
edited Aug 8 at 11:42
Melebius
3,66841636
asked May 4 at 13:53
Mats Gülich
91
Ubuntu 14 is very old, the latest is 18.04. What version do you want?
– SurvivalMachine
May 4 at 13:59
2
A torrent is not the ISO file itself. It is a means of getting the ISO file if you have installed a torrent client such as Bittorrent, uTorrent or Transmission. If you haven't, use the real ISO download link that can be found elsewhere on the page.
– Jos
May 4 at 14:01
I'm just to unpatient trying to get it down to start learning about Linux. I found it out my self and have now downloaded the file! I installed BitTorrent and it downloaded it for me with the Torrent-file I got!
– Mats Gülich
May 4 at 14:09
"14.05.5" ???? That can not be a correct number.
– Rinzwind
May 4 at 14:27
1
The following link may help you select a suitable iso file (version and flavour of Ubuntu) for your computer, How to select the version and flavour of Ubuntu
– sudodus
May 5 at 13:16
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up vote
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I want to create an USB-stick with Ubuntu! I follow your example and download the start file. I get it as ubuntu-14.04.5-desktop-i386.iso.torrent. When I start Rufus to create the USB stick, it will not find any ISO-file.
How do I get the ISO file for Ubuntu?
system-installation iso
edited Aug 8 at 11:42
Melebius
3,66841636
asked May 4 at 13:53
Mats Gülich
91
I want to create an USB-stick with Ubuntu! I follow your example and download the start file. I get it as ubuntu-14.04.5-desktop-i386.iso.torrent. When I start Rufus to create the USB stick, it will not find any ISO-file.
How do I get the ISO file for Ubuntu?
system-installation iso
edited Aug 8 at 11:42
Melebius
3,66841636
asked May 4 at 13:53
Mats Gülich
91
edited Aug 8 at 11:42
Melebius
3,66841636
edited Aug 8 at 11:42
Melebius
3,66841636
edited Aug 8 at 11:42
Melebius
3,66841636
3,66841636
asked May 4 at 13:53
Mats Gülich
91
asked May 4 at 13:53
Mats Gülich
91
asked May 4 at 13:53
Mats Gülich
91
91
Ubuntu 14 is very old, the latest is 18.04. What version do you want?
– SurvivalMachine
May 4 at 13:59
2
A torrent is not the ISO file itself. It is a means of getting the ISO file if you have installed a torrent client such as Bittorrent, uTorrent or Transmission. If you haven't, use the real ISO download link that can be found elsewhere on the page.
– Jos
May 4 at 14:01
I'm just to unpatient trying to get it down to start learning about Linux. I found it out my self and have now downloaded the file! I installed BitTorrent and it downloaded it for me with the Torrent-file I got!
– Mats Gülich
May 4 at 14:09
"14.05.5" ???? That can not be a correct number.
– Rinzwind
May 4 at 14:27
1
The following link may help you select a suitable iso file (version and flavour of Ubuntu) for your computer, How to select the version and flavour of Ubuntu
– sudodus
May 5 at 13:16
 |Â
show 1 more comment
Ubuntu 14 is very old, the latest is 18.04. What version do you want?
– SurvivalMachine
May 4 at 13:59
2
A torrent is not the ISO file itself. It is a means of getting the ISO file if you have installed a torrent client such as Bittorrent, uTorrent or Transmission. If you haven't, use the real ISO download link that can be found elsewhere on the page.
– Jos
May 4 at 14:01
I'm just to unpatient trying to get it down to start learning about Linux. I found it out my self and have now downloaded the file! I installed BitTorrent and it downloaded it for me with the Torrent-file I got!
– Mats Gülich
May 4 at 14:09
"14.05.5" ???? That can not be a correct number.
– Rinzwind
May 4 at 14:27
1
The following link may help you select a suitable iso file (version and flavour of Ubuntu) for your computer, How to select the version and flavour of Ubuntu
– sudodus
May 5 at 13:16
Ubuntu 14 is very old, the latest is 18.04. What version do you want?
– SurvivalMachine
May 4 at 13:59
Ubuntu 14 is very old, the latest is 18.04. What version do you want?
– SurvivalMachine
May 4 at 13:59
2
2
A torrent is not the ISO file itself. It is a means of getting the ISO file if you have installed a torrent client such as Bittorrent, uTorrent or Transmission. If you haven't, use the real ISO download link that can be found elsewhere on the page.
– Jos
May 4 at 14:01
A torrent is not the ISO file itself. It is a means of getting the ISO file if you have installed a torrent client such as Bittorrent, uTorrent or Transmission. If you haven't, use the real ISO download link that can be found elsewhere on the page.
– Jos
May 4 at 14:01
I'm just to unpatient trying to get it down to start learning about Linux. I found it out my self and have now downloaded the file! I installed BitTorrent and it downloaded it for me with the Torrent-file I got!
– Mats Gülich
May 4 at 14:09
I'm just to unpatient trying to get it down to start learning about Linux. I found it out my self and have now downloaded the file! I installed BitTorrent and it downloaded it for me with the Torrent-file I got!
– Mats Gülich
May 4 at 14:09
"14.05.5" ???? That can not be a correct number.
– Rinzwind
May 4 at 14:27
"14.05.5" ???? That can not be a correct number.
– Rinzwind
May 4 at 14:27
1
1
The following link may help you select a suitable iso file (version and flavour of Ubuntu) for your computer, How to select the version and flavour of Ubuntu
– sudodus
May 5 at 13:16
The following link may help you select a suitable iso file (version and flavour of Ubuntu) for your computer, How to select the version and flavour of Ubuntu
– sudodus
May 5 at 13:16
 |Â
show 1 more comment
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.torrent is a torrent file using that file you should be able to download .iso file of ubuntu and locate iso file on rufus and you will be able to create ubuntu on usb. To download torrent file use any torrent client software like utorrent bittorrent or transmission etc.
I hope this will help you.
answered May 4 at 14:33
SaWin
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Thank you so much for answering me. I hope some day be able to contribute my self in some way. some day.
– Mats Gülich
May 4 at 14:36
If this answer helped then please mark as verified answer.
– SaWin
May 4 at 14:37
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I have downloaded a lot of Ubuntu .iso images over the years and every time I downloaded an Ubuntu .iso image it maxed out all the available capacity from my internet service provider, except for the single time I tried downloading the Ubuntu .iso file from a torrent mirror site which was a lot slower. Your mileage may vary, so if you don't want to waste your time waiting for the Ubuntu .iso to finish downloading you should try downloading it with both http and torrent, and cancel the download that is slower.
btw I always download all Ubuntu iso images from the official Ubuntu website and I use a download tool that has resume interrupted download functionality like wget or GNU Wget for Windows so I don't have to download the same bits twice.
answered May 5 at 13:09
karel
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You should download from the official website Ubuntu or from Ubuntu Releases
answered May 4 at 14:26
Kulfy
1,046424
I'm doing that! But it is a bit hard to find ones way around a new site. Maybe could I find it with FTP also? But now I got it....... ((-:)
– Mats Gülich
May 4 at 14:34
If you want I can provide you my Google Drive's link. It has 18.04 LTS.
– Kulfy
May 4 at 14:38
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up vote
0
down vote
If you want to use Ubuntu 18.04 then use this link http://releases.ubuntu.com/18.04/
Or you can try Ubuntu 16.04
http://releases.ubuntu.com/16.04/
16.04 is also a LTS version and its 32bit flavour is also available
answered May 4 at 14:54
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4 Answers
4
active
oldest
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4 Answers
4
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
2
down vote
.torrent is a torrent file using that file you should be able to download .iso file of ubuntu and locate iso file on rufus and you will be able to create ubuntu on usb. To download torrent file use any torrent client software like utorrent bittorrent or transmission etc.
I hope this will help you.
answered May 4 at 14:33
SaWin
1067
1
Thank you so much for answering me. I hope some day be able to contribute my self in some way. some day.
– Mats Gülich
May 4 at 14:36
If this answer helped then please mark as verified answer.
– SaWin
May 4 at 14:37
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
.torrent is a torrent file using that file you should be able to download .iso file of ubuntu and locate iso file on rufus and you will be able to create ubuntu on usb. To download torrent file use any torrent client software like utorrent bittorrent or transmission etc.
I hope this will help you.
answered May 4 at 14:33
SaWin
1067
1
Thank you so much for answering me. I hope some day be able to contribute my self in some way. some day.
– Mats Gülich
May 4 at 14:36
If this answer helped then please mark as verified answer.
– SaWin
May 4 at 14:37
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
.torrent is a torrent file using that file you should be able to download .iso file of ubuntu and locate iso file on rufus and you will be able to create ubuntu on usb. To download torrent file use any torrent client software like utorrent bittorrent or transmission etc.
I hope this will help you.
answered May 4 at 14:33
SaWin
1067
.torrent is a torrent file using that file you should be able to download .iso file of ubuntu and locate iso file on rufus and you will be able to create ubuntu on usb. To download torrent file use any torrent client software like utorrent bittorrent or transmission etc.
I hope this will help you.
answered May 4 at 14:33
SaWin
1067
edited May 5 at 13:01
answered May 4 at 14:33
SaWin
1067
answered May 4 at 14:33
SaWin
1067
answered May 4 at 14:33
SaWin
1067
1067
1
Thank you so much for answering me. I hope some day be able to contribute my self in some way. some day.
– Mats Gülich
May 4 at 14:36
If this answer helped then please mark as verified answer.
– SaWin
May 4 at 14:37
add a comment |Â
1
Thank you so much for answering me. I hope some day be able to contribute my self in some way. some day.
– Mats Gülich
May 4 at 14:36
If this answer helped then please mark as verified answer.
– SaWin
May 4 at 14:37
1
1
Thank you so much for answering me. I hope some day be able to contribute my self in some way. some day.
– Mats Gülich
May 4 at 14:36
Thank you so much for answering me. I hope some day be able to contribute my self in some way. some day.
– Mats Gülich
May 4 at 14:36
If this answer helped then please mark as verified answer.
– SaWin
May 4 at 14:37
If this answer helped then please mark as verified answer.
– SaWin
May 4 at 14:37
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
I have downloaded a lot of Ubuntu .iso images over the years and every time I downloaded an Ubuntu .iso image it maxed out all the available capacity from my internet service provider, except for the single time I tried downloading the Ubuntu .iso file from a torrent mirror site which was a lot slower. Your mileage may vary, so if you don't want to waste your time waiting for the Ubuntu .iso to finish downloading you should try downloading it with both http and torrent, and cancel the download that is slower.
btw I always download all Ubuntu iso images from the official Ubuntu website and I use a download tool that has resume interrupted download functionality like wget or GNU Wget for Windows so I don't have to download the same bits twice.
answered May 5 at 13:09
karel
49.9k11106127
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
I have downloaded a lot of Ubuntu .iso images over the years and every time I downloaded an Ubuntu .iso image it maxed out all the available capacity from my internet service provider, except for the single time I tried downloading the Ubuntu .iso file from a torrent mirror site which was a lot slower. Your mileage may vary, so if you don't want to waste your time waiting for the Ubuntu .iso to finish downloading you should try downloading it with both http and torrent, and cancel the download that is slower.
btw I always download all Ubuntu iso images from the official Ubuntu website and I use a download tool that has resume interrupted download functionality like wget or GNU Wget for Windows so I don't have to download the same bits twice.
answered May 5 at 13:09
karel
49.9k11106127
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
I have downloaded a lot of Ubuntu .iso images over the years and every time I downloaded an Ubuntu .iso image it maxed out all the available capacity from my internet service provider, except for the single time I tried downloading the Ubuntu .iso file from a torrent mirror site which was a lot slower. Your mileage may vary, so if you don't want to waste your time waiting for the Ubuntu .iso to finish downloading you should try downloading it with both http and torrent, and cancel the download that is slower.
btw I always download all Ubuntu iso images from the official Ubuntu website and I use a download tool that has resume interrupted download functionality like wget or GNU Wget for Windows so I don't have to download the same bits twice.
answered May 5 at 13:09
karel
49.9k11106127
I have downloaded a lot of Ubuntu .iso images over the years and every time I downloaded an Ubuntu .iso image it maxed out all the available capacity from my internet service provider, except for the single time I tried downloading the Ubuntu .iso file from a torrent mirror site which was a lot slower. Your mileage may vary, so if you don't want to waste your time waiting for the Ubuntu .iso to finish downloading you should try downloading it with both http and torrent, and cancel the download that is slower.
btw I always download all Ubuntu iso images from the official Ubuntu website and I use a download tool that has resume interrupted download functionality like wget or GNU Wget for Windows so I don't have to download the same bits twice.
answered May 5 at 13:09
karel
49.9k11106127
edited Aug 8 at 10:28
answered May 5 at 13:09
karel
49.9k11106127
answered May 5 at 13:09
karel
49.9k11106127
answered May 5 at 13:09
karel
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49.9k11106127
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add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
You should download from the official website Ubuntu or from Ubuntu Releases
answered May 4 at 14:26
Kulfy
1,046424
I'm doing that! But it is a bit hard to find ones way around a new site. Maybe could I find it with FTP also? But now I got it....... ((-:)
– Mats Gülich
May 4 at 14:34
If you want I can provide you my Google Drive's link. It has 18.04 LTS.
– Kulfy
May 4 at 14:38
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
You should download from the official website Ubuntu or from Ubuntu Releases
answered May 4 at 14:26
Kulfy
1,046424
I'm doing that! But it is a bit hard to find ones way around a new site. Maybe could I find it with FTP also? But now I got it....... ((-:)
– Mats Gülich
May 4 at 14:34
If you want I can provide you my Google Drive's link. It has 18.04 LTS.
– Kulfy
May 4 at 14:38
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
You should download from the official website Ubuntu or from Ubuntu Releases
answered May 4 at 14:26
Kulfy
1,046424
You should download from the official website Ubuntu or from Ubuntu Releases
answered May 4 at 14:26
Kulfy
1,046424
answered May 4 at 14:26
Kulfy
1,046424
answered May 4 at 14:26
Kulfy
1,046424
answered May 4 at 14:26
Kulfy
1,046424
1,046424
I'm doing that! But it is a bit hard to find ones way around a new site. Maybe could I find it with FTP also? But now I got it....... ((-:)
– Mats Gülich
May 4 at 14:34
If you want I can provide you my Google Drive's link. It has 18.04 LTS.
– Kulfy
May 4 at 14:38
add a comment |Â
I'm doing that! But it is a bit hard to find ones way around a new site. Maybe could I find it with FTP also? But now I got it....... ((-:)
– Mats Gülich
May 4 at 14:34
If you want I can provide you my Google Drive's link. It has 18.04 LTS.
– Kulfy
May 4 at 14:38
I'm doing that! But it is a bit hard to find ones way around a new site. Maybe could I find it with FTP also? But now I got it....... ((-:)
– Mats Gülich
May 4 at 14:34
I'm doing that! But it is a bit hard to find ones way around a new site. Maybe could I find it with FTP also? But now I got it....... ((-:)
– Mats Gülich
May 4 at 14:34
If you want I can provide you my Google Drive's link. It has 18.04 LTS.
– Kulfy
May 4 at 14:38
If you want I can provide you my Google Drive's link. It has 18.04 LTS.
– Kulfy
May 4 at 14:38
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
If you want to use Ubuntu 18.04 then use this link http://releases.ubuntu.com/18.04/
Or you can try Ubuntu 16.04
http://releases.ubuntu.com/16.04/
16.04 is also a LTS version and its 32bit flavour is also available
answered May 4 at 14:54
Debajyoti
1401111
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
If you want to use Ubuntu 18.04 then use this link http://releases.ubuntu.com/18.04/
Or you can try Ubuntu 16.04
http://releases.ubuntu.com/16.04/
16.04 is also a LTS version and its 32bit flavour is also available
answered May 4 at 14:54
Debajyoti
1401111
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
If you want to use Ubuntu 18.04 then use this link http://releases.ubuntu.com/18.04/
Or you can try Ubuntu 16.04
http://releases.ubuntu.com/16.04/
16.04 is also a LTS version and its 32bit flavour is also available
answered May 4 at 14:54
Debajyoti
1401111
If you want to use Ubuntu 18.04 then use this link http://releases.ubuntu.com/18.04/
Or you can try Ubuntu 16.04
http://releases.ubuntu.com/16.04/
16.04 is also a LTS version and its 32bit flavour is also available
answered May 4 at 14:54
Debajyoti
1401111
answered May 4 at 14:54
Debajyoti
1401111
answered May 4 at 14:54
Debajyoti
1401111
answered May 4 at 14:54
Debajyoti
1401111
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Ubuntu 14 is very old, the latest is 18.04. What version do you want?
– SurvivalMachine
May 4 at 13:59
2
A torrent is not the ISO file itself. It is a means of getting the ISO file if you have installed a torrent client such as Bittorrent, uTorrent or Transmission. If you haven't, use the real ISO download link that can be found elsewhere on the page.
– Jos
May 4 at 14:01
I'm just to unpatient trying to get it down to start learning about Linux. I found it out my self and have now downloaded the file! I installed BitTorrent and it downloaded it for me with the Torrent-file I got!
– Mats Gülich
May 4 at 14:09
"14.05.5" ???? That can not be a correct number.
– Rinzwind
May 4 at 14:27
1
The following link may help you select a suitable iso file (version and flavour of Ubuntu) for your computer, How to select the version and flavour of Ubuntu
– sudodus
May 5 at 13:16