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I assume the same goes for the more lightweight Ubuntu-based distros Xubuntu and Lubuntu? What are som good alternatives to these that will continue to run on o
by muterad_murilax 7y ago
I assume the same goes for the more lightweight Ubuntu-based distros Xubuntu and Lubuntu? What are som good alternatives to these that will continue to run on older 32-bit machines?
- McGlockenshire 7y agoEach of these questions is answered in the article.
- muterad_murilax 7y agoNot the second one.
- nix0n 7y agoFedora has a 32-bit LXDE version available[0], although I've never tried it. I did use regular Fedora and Lubuntu simultaneously for about a year, and didn't find it hard to switch back and forth. [0]https://spins.fedoraproject.org/lxde/download/index.html https://spins.fedoraproject.org/lxde/download/index.html
- swirepe 7y ago> I assume the same goes for the more lightweight Ubuntu-based distros Xubuntu and Lubuntu? From the article: Q. What happens if I use a flavour of Ubuntu (Xubuntu / Lubuntu / Kubuntu etc)? All the official flavours are built from the same common archive of software packages. As the Ubuntu archive drops support for i386, it would not be available to any flavours. If you absolutely need an i386 version then 18.04 LTS is still available. > What are som good alternatives to these that will continue to run on older 32-bit machines? Puppy, maybe?
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