Here we go! Ubuntu MATE project leader Martin Wimpress announced today that the upcoming Ubuntu MATE 18.10 release wouldn't be available as a 32-bit (i386) ISO image. Following in the footsteps of ...

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Installing the Ubuntu desktop on RISC-V hardware is made easier with 26.10, as Canonical is now building official riscv64 desktop images. Experimental ...