Where is the Checksum for Ubuntu 18.04?

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Where is the checksum for the Ubuntu 18.04 Desktop ISO image (ubuntu-18.04-desktop-amd64.iso)?



I don't see it anywhere on the download page or on the release notes page.



The Checksums on the cd image page are for server and arm versions, but do not include a checksum for the desktop iso:
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/releases/18.04/release/







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    You find the checksums at releases.ubuntu.com/bionic (alongside the iso files)
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Where is the checksum for the Ubuntu 18.04 Desktop ISO image (ubuntu-18.04-desktop-amd64.iso)?



I don't see it anywhere on the download page or on the release notes page.



The Checksums on the cd image page are for server and arm versions, but do not include a checksum for the desktop iso:
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/releases/18.04/release/







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    You find the checksums at releases.ubuntu.com/bionic (alongside the iso files)
    – sudodus
    Apr 30 at 13:03










  • @sudodus, Thanks! Would you please add this as an Answer, so I can accept it?
    – PJ Singh
    Apr 30 at 14:28












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Where is the checksum for the Ubuntu 18.04 Desktop ISO image (ubuntu-18.04-desktop-amd64.iso)?



I don't see it anywhere on the download page or on the release notes page.



The Checksums on the cd image page are for server and arm versions, but do not include a checksum for the desktop iso:
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/releases/18.04/release/







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Where is the checksum for the Ubuntu 18.04 Desktop ISO image (ubuntu-18.04-desktop-amd64.iso)?



I don't see it anywhere on the download page or on the release notes page.



The Checksums on the cd image page are for server and arm versions, but do not include a checksum for the desktop iso:
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/releases/18.04/release/









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    You find the checksums at releases.ubuntu.com/bionic (alongside the iso files)
    – sudodus
    Apr 30 at 13:03










  • @sudodus, Thanks! Would you please add this as an Answer, so I can accept it?
    – PJ Singh
    Apr 30 at 14:28












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    You find the checksums at releases.ubuntu.com/bionic (alongside the iso files)
    – sudodus
    Apr 30 at 13:03










  • @sudodus, Thanks! Would you please add this as an Answer, so I can accept it?
    – PJ Singh
    Apr 30 at 14:28







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You find the checksums at releases.ubuntu.com/bionic (alongside the iso files)
– sudodus
Apr 30 at 13:03




You find the checksums at releases.ubuntu.com/bionic (alongside the iso files)
– sudodus
Apr 30 at 13:03












@sudodus, Thanks! Would you please add this as an Answer, so I can accept it?
– PJ Singh
Apr 30 at 14:28




@sudodus, Thanks! Would you please add this as an Answer, so I can accept it?
– PJ Singh
Apr 30 at 14:28










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You find the checksums for Ubuntu 18.04 at releases.ubuntu.com/bionic (alongside the iso files).




Generally, you find the current released versions of Ubuntu and the Ubuntu community flavours via the link



releases.ubuntu.com






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    No HTTPS location? :-)
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    May 1 at 20:06










  • @Peque, Not that I know.
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    May 2 at 4:34










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You find the checksums for Ubuntu 18.04 at releases.ubuntu.com/bionic (alongside the iso files).




Generally, you find the current released versions of Ubuntu and the Ubuntu community flavours via the link



releases.ubuntu.com






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    No HTTPS location? :-)
    – Peque
    May 1 at 20:06










  • @Peque, Not that I know.
    – sudodus
    May 2 at 4:34














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You find the checksums for Ubuntu 18.04 at releases.ubuntu.com/bionic (alongside the iso files).




Generally, you find the current released versions of Ubuntu and the Ubuntu community flavours via the link



releases.ubuntu.com






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    No HTTPS location? :-)
    – Peque
    May 1 at 20:06










  • @Peque, Not that I know.
    – sudodus
    May 2 at 4:34












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You find the checksums for Ubuntu 18.04 at releases.ubuntu.com/bionic (alongside the iso files).




Generally, you find the current released versions of Ubuntu and the Ubuntu community flavours via the link



releases.ubuntu.com






share|improve this answer












You find the checksums for Ubuntu 18.04 at releases.ubuntu.com/bionic (alongside the iso files).




Generally, you find the current released versions of Ubuntu and the Ubuntu community flavours via the link



releases.ubuntu.com







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    No HTTPS location? :-)
    – Peque
    May 1 at 20:06










  • @Peque, Not that I know.
    – sudodus
    May 2 at 4:34












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    No HTTPS location? :-)
    – Peque
    May 1 at 20:06










  • @Peque, Not that I know.
    – sudodus
    May 2 at 4:34







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No HTTPS location? :-)
– Peque
May 1 at 20:06




No HTTPS location? :-)
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May 1 at 20:06












@Peque, Not that I know.
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@Peque, Not that I know.
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May 2 at 4:34












 

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