If you are using a very old Ubuntu version such as This page makes it way easier to download the version that you require. From that list you can choose your appropriate version. Your version will be shown on the Description line. If the response is i, you have a bit version of Linux. After checking my PC I figured out that I am running a bit Ubuntu version and was wondering if I could just update to a bit version. It is better you do an install from scratch. This question is here just to avoid you choosing the wrong Ubuntu version number.
So in the answer below a simple guide as to what Ubuntu version is good for you, independent of future releases! To help you choose the right version of Ubuntu, just head to the Official Ubuntu current releases site. If you want the most current stable version of Ubuntu and don't like problems just start reading from the top of the list and stop when you see the first LTS Long Term Support version and download and install that. If you're a pioneer and want to help advancing the human race just start reading from the top of the list and stop when you see the first version that says future Warning: you might want to install this version in dual-boot with a stable version.
So, please don't install "Dapper Drake" or "Utopic Unicorn" just because their names sound cool! Ubuntu The versions with code xx. These versions are supported for longer then the others. People that want to have always the last features should instead install the most recent version. On the other hand, people that want to be sure to have something stable and very well tested should choose the last LTS.
LTS versions are commonly used in enterprise but also by a lot of people that do not want to update often their system. I'll second the discussion above but flush it out a bit. I learned something, that even-number. If you don't like messing and re-installing every 6 months the most recent LTS version is definitely the best option.
They are updated for 2 years and you don't have to touch them for 2 years. At this moment it is If they work, then why mess with it. My wife doesn't want want any hassle and does not push the envelope in any kind of way.
She just wants to turn it on and use Firefox, LibreOffice, and watch media. On the other hand, your hardware may push your choice. I just bought a new Lenovo Yoga Pro 2. These bugs were fixed with the next kernel release that came with Even if this was my wife's computer, The down side is that the non-LTS versions have a short life span as they stop updating them now only about 9 months after they are released. Therefore, you need to upgrade pretty much on the 6 months schedule.
For me, I love upgrading, it is sport. Every version has advancements and a few regressions. I have gotten good at it and can do it much faster than back in the day. Things gradually evolve and get better and better. An example of the improvements is the touch screen working on the Lenovo out of the box. I have been able to follow the evolution by doing regular upgrades. Lubuntu and Xubuntu are very light weight and suitable for Old PC, you can see their web site and compare their features, but i recommend you install Ubuntu Ubuntu Community Ask!
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