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I think they've stopped building them in 19.10. 18.04 is an LTS supported for 5 years, so users of i386-only CPUs are fine until 2023.
by geofft 7y ago
I think they've stopped building them in 19.10. 18.04 is an LTS supported for 5 years, so users of i386-only CPUs are fine until 2023.
- mavhc 7y agoI have a load of 32bit laptops, "I'll put ChromiumOS on them", nope, that's not a thing any more. OK, err Linux? Apparently not. Could put Windows 10 on them I guess.
- bildung 7y agoYou could try Debian, which is essentially Ubuntu minus some themes. I doubt Debian will drop i386 support soon (I just searched and couldn't find hints of an end of support of i386)
- yencabulator 7y agoBut then you'll have all these kernel bugs.
- bildung 7y agoWhat do you mean?
- Piskvorrr 7y agoUbuntu is a Linux, but Linux is not only Ubuntu. I have loads of x86 boxes - Debian, Puppy Linux, whatever. (Win10 has a 32-bit option? Whoa. #TIL)
- chithanh 7y agoLubuntu 18.04 (and most other Ubuntu derivatives like Xubuntu etc.) is only supported for 3 years.