Is there to be a New release '18.10' available for 32bit
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I have a 32bit machine @18.04, However it keeps saying "New release '18.10' available." but when I run the release upgrade it says half way through the procedure that 32bit version is not available yet.
Q: Is there to be a date for 32bit to goto 18.10,
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I have a 32bit machine @18.04, However it keeps saying "New release '18.10' available." but when I run the release upgrade it says half way through the procedure that 32bit version is not available yet.
Q: Is there to be a date for 32bit to goto 18.10,
Regards Dave
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I have a 32bit machine @18.04, However it keeps saying "New release '18.10' available." but when I run the release upgrade it says half way through the procedure that 32bit version is not available yet.
Q: Is there to be a date for 32bit to goto 18.10,
Regards Dave
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I have a 32bit machine @18.04, However it keeps saying "New release '18.10' available." but when I run the release upgrade it says half way through the procedure that 32bit version is not available yet.
Q: Is there to be a date for 32bit to goto 18.10,
Regards Dave
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No. There never will be another Ubuntu that is 32-bit.
You will need to switch to an alternative. Some of the official flavors intend to keep 32-bit in their arsenal. But I would assume they will stick to LTS for 32-bit.
3 examples:
Budgie. 18.04 is 64 and 32. 19.04 is 64 only. No 18.10 download.
xUbuntu 18.04 is 64 and 32. 19.04 is 64 only. No 18.10 download.
lUbuntu has a 32 for 18.10 listed on their main site.
===
Canonical Considering To Drop 32 Bit Support In Ubuntu
Yesterday, developer Dimitri John Ledkov wrote a message on the Ubuntu Mailing list calling for the end of i386 support by Ubuntu 18.10. Ledkov argues that more software is being developed with 64-bit support. He is also concerned that it will be difficult to provide security support for the aging i386 architecture.
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No. There never will be another Ubuntu that is 32-bit.
You will need to switch to an alternative. Some of the official flavors intend to keep 32-bit in their arsenal. But I would assume they will stick to LTS for 32-bit.
3 examples:
Budgie. 18.04 is 64 and 32. 19.04 is 64 only. No 18.10 download.
xUbuntu 18.04 is 64 and 32. 19.04 is 64 only. No 18.10 download.
lUbuntu has a 32 for 18.10 listed on their main site.
===
Canonical Considering To Drop 32 Bit Support In Ubuntu
Yesterday, developer Dimitri John Ledkov wrote a message on the Ubuntu Mailing list calling for the end of i386 support by Ubuntu 18.10. Ledkov argues that more software is being developed with 64-bit support. He is also concerned that it will be difficult to provide security support for the aging i386 architecture.
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No. There never will be another Ubuntu that is 32-bit.
You will need to switch to an alternative. Some of the official flavors intend to keep 32-bit in their arsenal. But I would assume they will stick to LTS for 32-bit.
3 examples:
Budgie. 18.04 is 64 and 32. 19.04 is 64 only. No 18.10 download.
xUbuntu 18.04 is 64 and 32. 19.04 is 64 only. No 18.10 download.
lUbuntu has a 32 for 18.10 listed on their main site.
===
Canonical Considering To Drop 32 Bit Support In Ubuntu
Yesterday, developer Dimitri John Ledkov wrote a message on the Ubuntu Mailing list calling for the end of i386 support by Ubuntu 18.10. Ledkov argues that more software is being developed with 64-bit support. He is also concerned that it will be difficult to provide security support for the aging i386 architecture.
answered 58 mins ago
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No. There never will be another Ubuntu that is 32-bit.
You will need to switch to an alternative. Some of the official flavors intend to keep 32-bit in their arsenal. But I would assume they will stick to LTS for 32-bit.
3 examples:
Budgie. 18.04 is 64 and 32. 19.04 is 64 only. No 18.10 download.
xUbuntu 18.04 is 64 and 32. 19.04 is 64 only. No 18.10 download.
lUbuntu has a 32 for 18.10 listed on their main site.
===
Canonical Considering To Drop 32 Bit Support In Ubuntu
Yesterday, developer Dimitri John Ledkov wrote a message on the Ubuntu Mailing list calling for the end of i386 support by Ubuntu 18.10. Ledkov argues that more software is being developed with 64-bit support. He is also concerned that it will be difficult to provide security support for the aging i386 architecture.
answered 58 mins ago
RinzwindRinzwind
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No. There never will be another Ubuntu that is 32-bit.
You will need to switch to an alternative. Some of the official flavors intend to keep 32-bit in their arsenal. But I would assume they will stick to LTS for 32-bit.
3 examples:
Budgie. 18.04 is 64 and 32. 19.04 is 64 only. No 18.10 download.
xUbuntu 18.04 is 64 and 32. 19.04 is 64 only. No 18.10 download.
lUbuntu has a 32 for 18.10 listed on their main site.
===
Canonical Considering To Drop 32 Bit Support In Ubuntu
Yesterday, developer Dimitri John Ledkov wrote a message on the Ubuntu Mailing list calling for the end of i386 support by Ubuntu 18.10. Ledkov argues that more software is being developed with 64-bit support. He is also concerned that it will be difficult to provide security support for the aging i386 architecture.
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