Why is there no 32 bit ISO for the new Ubuntu 18.04?
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Why is there no 32 bit ISO for the new Ubuntu 18.04?
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Why is there no 32 bit ISO for the new Ubuntu 18.04?
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32-bit is a considered a waste of resources and Ubuntu still costs money to create and maintain. By the way... not just Ubuntu that stopped 32-bit.
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Why is there no 32 bit ISO for the new Ubuntu 18.04?
32-bit 18.04
edited Apr 27 at 17:36
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Why is there no 32 bit ISO for the new Ubuntu 18.04?
32-bit 18.04
edited Apr 27 at 17:36
Archisman Panigrahi
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asked Apr 27 at 17:19
user277950
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edited Apr 27 at 17:36
Archisman Panigrahi
2,08232254
edited Apr 27 at 17:36
Archisman Panigrahi
2,08232254
edited Apr 27 at 17:36
Archisman Panigrahi
2,08232254
2,08232254
asked Apr 27 at 17:19
user277950
92
asked Apr 27 at 17:19
user277950
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asked Apr 27 at 17:19
user277950
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92
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32-bit is a considered a waste of resources and Ubuntu still costs money to create and maintain. By the way... not just Ubuntu that stopped 32-bit.
– Rinzwind
Apr 27 at 17:49
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32-bit is a considered a waste of resources and Ubuntu still costs money to create and maintain. By the way... not just Ubuntu that stopped 32-bit.
– Rinzwind
Apr 27 at 17:49
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32-bit is a considered a waste of resources and Ubuntu still costs money to create and maintain. By the way... not just Ubuntu that stopped 32-bit.
– Rinzwind
Apr 27 at 17:49
32-bit is a considered a waste of resources and Ubuntu still costs money to create and maintain. By the way... not just Ubuntu that stopped 32-bit.
– Rinzwind
Apr 27 at 17:49
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Ubuntu has decided to stop creating desktop builds for 32bit since 17.10
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/09/ubuntu-17-10-32-bit-builds-dropped/amp
answered Apr 27 at 17:22
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Not just Ubuntu. Every mayor company that creates operating systems.
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There are 32 bit ISO from the new 18.04 LTS distro, but not standard Ubuntu. The community flavours have uploaded 32 bit iso files, and some of them are particularly suitable for old 32 bit computers, because they have light desktop environments,
- Lubuntu
- Ubuntu Budgie
- Ubuntu MATE
- Xubuntu
You can find them via the following link. Look for 'i386' in the name of the iso file.
releases.ubuntu.com/
answered Apr 27 at 17:30
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2 Answers
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active
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Ubuntu has decided to stop creating desktop builds for 32bit since 17.10
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/09/ubuntu-17-10-32-bit-builds-dropped/amp
answered Apr 27 at 17:22
Nicholai Cornilliac
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Not just Ubuntu. Every mayor company that creates operating systems.
– Rinzwind
Apr 27 at 17:47
Yes you are right. That is also true.
– Nicholai Cornilliac
May 1 at 18:52
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up vote
3
down vote
Ubuntu has decided to stop creating desktop builds for 32bit since 17.10
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/09/ubuntu-17-10-32-bit-builds-dropped/amp
answered Apr 27 at 17:22
Nicholai Cornilliac
612
1
Not just Ubuntu. Every mayor company that creates operating systems.
– Rinzwind
Apr 27 at 17:47
Yes you are right. That is also true.
– Nicholai Cornilliac
May 1 at 18:52
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
Ubuntu has decided to stop creating desktop builds for 32bit since 17.10
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/09/ubuntu-17-10-32-bit-builds-dropped/amp
answered Apr 27 at 17:22
Nicholai Cornilliac
612
Ubuntu has decided to stop creating desktop builds for 32bit since 17.10
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/09/ubuntu-17-10-32-bit-builds-dropped/amp
answered Apr 27 at 17:22
Nicholai Cornilliac
612
answered Apr 27 at 17:22
Nicholai Cornilliac
612
answered Apr 27 at 17:22
Nicholai Cornilliac
612
answered Apr 27 at 17:22
Nicholai Cornilliac
612
612
1
Not just Ubuntu. Every mayor company that creates operating systems.
– Rinzwind
Apr 27 at 17:47
Yes you are right. That is also true.
– Nicholai Cornilliac
May 1 at 18:52
add a comment |Â
1
Not just Ubuntu. Every mayor company that creates operating systems.
– Rinzwind
Apr 27 at 17:47
Yes you are right. That is also true.
– Nicholai Cornilliac
May 1 at 18:52
1
1
Not just Ubuntu. Every mayor company that creates operating systems.
– Rinzwind
Apr 27 at 17:47
Not just Ubuntu. Every mayor company that creates operating systems.
– Rinzwind
Apr 27 at 17:47
Yes you are right. That is also true.
– Nicholai Cornilliac
May 1 at 18:52
Yes you are right. That is also true.
– Nicholai Cornilliac
May 1 at 18:52
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
There are 32 bit ISO from the new 18.04 LTS distro, but not standard Ubuntu. The community flavours have uploaded 32 bit iso files, and some of them are particularly suitable for old 32 bit computers, because they have light desktop environments,
- Lubuntu
- Ubuntu Budgie
- Ubuntu MATE
- Xubuntu
You can find them via the following link. Look for 'i386' in the name of the iso file.
releases.ubuntu.com/
answered Apr 27 at 17:30
sudodus
20.1k32666
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up vote
2
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There are 32 bit ISO from the new 18.04 LTS distro, but not standard Ubuntu. The community flavours have uploaded 32 bit iso files, and some of them are particularly suitable for old 32 bit computers, because they have light desktop environments,
- Lubuntu
- Ubuntu Budgie
- Ubuntu MATE
- Xubuntu
You can find them via the following link. Look for 'i386' in the name of the iso file.
releases.ubuntu.com/
answered Apr 27 at 17:30
sudodus
20.1k32666
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
There are 32 bit ISO from the new 18.04 LTS distro, but not standard Ubuntu. The community flavours have uploaded 32 bit iso files, and some of them are particularly suitable for old 32 bit computers, because they have light desktop environments,
- Lubuntu
- Ubuntu Budgie
- Ubuntu MATE
- Xubuntu
You can find them via the following link. Look for 'i386' in the name of the iso file.
releases.ubuntu.com/
answered Apr 27 at 17:30
sudodus
20.1k32666
There are 32 bit ISO from the new 18.04 LTS distro, but not standard Ubuntu. The community flavours have uploaded 32 bit iso files, and some of them are particularly suitable for old 32 bit computers, because they have light desktop environments,
- Lubuntu
- Ubuntu Budgie
- Ubuntu MATE
- Xubuntu
You can find them via the following link. Look for 'i386' in the name of the iso file.
releases.ubuntu.com/
answered Apr 27 at 17:30
sudodus
20.1k32666
answered Apr 27 at 17:30
sudodus
20.1k32666
answered Apr 27 at 17:30
sudodus
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answered Apr 27 at 17:30
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32-bit is a considered a waste of resources and Ubuntu still costs money to create and maintain. By the way... not just Ubuntu that stopped 32-bit.
– Rinzwind
Apr 27 at 17:49