Never really tested it, but technically Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (last 32-bit release) has extended support until May 2033. Requires Ubuntu Pro, which is free for home users (max. 5 devices per account), and should include all flavours (like Lubuntu). I'm going to give it a try...
@rykros; of course, I just didn't have a links section when you were last active. Your support of my site in the earliest months really helped me keep going :)
@riomccloud; wow I had no idea, I disregarded pro thinking it required an enterprise account or something (I guess its 5 extra years on top of the LTS?). I'll look into it too, thankyou!
Worked very well, but app availability is pretty limited due to the 32-bitr architecture. Most Flatpak programs do not support 32-bit, and the Firefox from the repositories stopped at version 113. Mozilla APT repository provides the latest ESR version, though.
Okay sick! I think Firefox ESR for Linux gets discontinued in September, there's still some forks with support (maybe not in apt tho), and chromium + forks. I didn't know flatpak even functioned at all on 32 bit, lol. I'll add it to the list when I get back to a computer
just adding links, and an update to the 32bit report.
I see you added my link button. Thank you!
Never really tested it, but technically Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (last 32-bit release) has extended support until May 2033. Requires Ubuntu Pro, which is free for home users (max. 5 devices per account), and should include all flavours (like Lubuntu). I'm going to give it a try...
@rykros; of course, I just didn't have a links section when you were last active. Your support of my site in the earliest months really helped me keep going :)
@riomccloud; wow I had no idea, I disregarded pro thinking it required an enterprise account or something (I guess its 5 extra years on top of the LTS?). I'll look into it too, thankyou!
Worked very well, but app availability is pretty limited due to the 32-bitr architecture. Most Flatpak programs do not support 32-bit, and the Firefox from the repositories stopped at version 113. Mozilla APT repository provides the latest ESR version, though.
Okay sick! I think Firefox ESR for Linux gets discontinued in September, there's still some forks with support (maybe not in apt tho), and chromium + forks. I didn't know flatpak even functioned at all on 32 bit, lol. I'll add it to the list when I get back to a computer
@discopotato2: I'm glad I could inspire you to keep going. A lot of great content on your site.