Ubuntu 26.10 brings official desktop images for RISC-V hardware, with experimental Xubuntu Minimal images for testing in virtual machines.
RISC-V gets its first official Ubuntu desktop images in Ubuntu 26.10
4 days ago by LinuxNation to c/linux
timbuck2themoon 13 points 3 days ago
Fwiw I think both Debian and fedora have riscv builds. At some point I'd like to get a RISC v box as well.
RickyRigatoni 4 points 3 days ago
Alpine got riscv.
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Another world of devices to refuse to install ubuntu on 🥰
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