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I have an older HP netbook and am looking for a 32-bit version of Ubuntu 18.04 desktop. Can you advise if one is available?










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  • 18.04 (Ubuntu Gnome) Desktop lacks a 32-bit iso for a reason: You may find the 32-bit Ubuntu experience wanting. The 32-bit package still exists, you can build a 32-bit Ubuntu system from the 18.04 Server or Minimal images, and we still provide support for it.

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  • 18.04 (Ubuntu Gnome) Desktop lacks a 32-bit iso for a reason: You may find the 32-bit Ubuntu experience wanting. The 32-bit package still exists, you can build a 32-bit Ubuntu system from the 18.04 Server or Minimal images, and we still provide support for it.

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  • 18.04 (Ubuntu Gnome) Desktop lacks a 32-bit iso for a reason: You may find the 32-bit Ubuntu experience wanting. The 32-bit package still exists, you can build a 32-bit Ubuntu system from the 18.04 Server or Minimal images, and we still provide support for it.

    – user535733
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18.04 (Ubuntu Gnome) Desktop lacks a 32-bit iso for a reason: You may find the 32-bit Ubuntu experience wanting. The 32-bit package still exists, you can build a 32-bit Ubuntu system from the 18.04 Server or Minimal images, and we still provide support for it.

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18.04 (Ubuntu Gnome) Desktop lacks a 32-bit iso for a reason: You may find the 32-bit Ubuntu experience wanting. The 32-bit package still exists, you can build a 32-bit Ubuntu system from the 18.04 Server or Minimal images, and we still provide support for it.

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You can find 32 bit version is here.



http://releases.ubuntu.com/16.04/






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    And from there it's possible to upgrade to 32 bit of 18.04.

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Standard Ubuntu flavour has dropped 32-bit installer for the 18.04 release aka Bionic Beaver (actually since the 17.10 release), but rest of the Ubuntu flavours still support 32-bit systems. You get them from here:




  • Xubuntu

  • Lubuntu

  • Ubuntu MATE

  • Kubuntu

  • Ubuntu Budgie

  • Ubuntu Studio


Alternatively, you can use the Ubuntu mini ISO (refer to this answer).






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    You can find 32 bit version is here.



    http://releases.ubuntu.com/16.04/






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      And from there it's possible to upgrade to 32 bit of 18.04.

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      And from there it's possible to upgrade to 32 bit of 18.04.

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    And from there it's possible to upgrade to 32 bit of 18.04.

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    And from there it's possible to upgrade to 32 bit of 18.04.

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    Standard Ubuntu flavour has dropped 32-bit installer for the 18.04 release aka Bionic Beaver (actually since the 17.10 release), but rest of the Ubuntu flavours still support 32-bit systems. You get them from here:




    • Xubuntu

    • Lubuntu

    • Ubuntu MATE

    • Kubuntu

    • Ubuntu Budgie

    • Ubuntu Studio


    Alternatively, you can use the Ubuntu mini ISO (refer to this answer).






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      Standard Ubuntu flavour has dropped 32-bit installer for the 18.04 release aka Bionic Beaver (actually since the 17.10 release), but rest of the Ubuntu flavours still support 32-bit systems. You get them from here:




      • Xubuntu

      • Lubuntu

      • Ubuntu MATE

      • Kubuntu

      • Ubuntu Budgie

      • Ubuntu Studio


      Alternatively, you can use the Ubuntu mini ISO (refer to this answer).






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        Standard Ubuntu flavour has dropped 32-bit installer for the 18.04 release aka Bionic Beaver (actually since the 17.10 release), but rest of the Ubuntu flavours still support 32-bit systems. You get them from here:




        • Xubuntu

        • Lubuntu

        • Ubuntu MATE

        • Kubuntu

        • Ubuntu Budgie

        • Ubuntu Studio


        Alternatively, you can use the Ubuntu mini ISO (refer to this answer).






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        Standard Ubuntu flavour has dropped 32-bit installer for the 18.04 release aka Bionic Beaver (actually since the 17.10 release), but rest of the Ubuntu flavours still support 32-bit systems. You get them from here:




        • Xubuntu

        • Lubuntu

        • Ubuntu MATE

        • Kubuntu

        • Ubuntu Budgie

        • Ubuntu Studio


        Alternatively, you can use the Ubuntu mini ISO (refer to this answer).







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