Ubuntu 20.04 on raspberry pi

[Zahid Rahman]

> also note that ubuntu on the pi got quality wise a lot better and
more stable in 21.04. unless you really really require to  use the LTS


I have just upgraded  from 20.04 to 20.1 groovy  raspi 4. By change the
value  in a file from  LTS to normal.
I guess if I  run upgrade again then the system will be upgraded from 20.1
to 21.04.

Still It has made a huge difference. The minimise maximise options are
available. I can resize windows. The windows move very smoothly now in the
vnc . Overall just alot more faster .

I didn't install the desktop version just the  server then xfce4 for vnc.
I wasn't really seeing the benefits  by trying to be frugal until now.




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On Sun, 30 May 2021, 11:36 Oliver Grawert, <ogra at ubuntu.com> wrote:

> hi,
> Am Sonntag, den 09.05.2021, 22:56 +0100 schrieb Zahid Rahman:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> >
> > I am waiting for my arrival of raspberry pi
> > Which will allow the installation of 64 bit ubuntu 20.04.
> >
> hopefully this is a pi4 ... while you can run arm64 on a pi3, even
> 32bit based SW will allocate 64bit adresses, this eats quite a bit more
> ram so better do not run 64bit on a 1GB device ...
>
> ... also note that ubuntu on the pi got quality wise a lot better and
> more stable in 21.04. unless you really really require to use the LTS
> i'd go with the latest release (most of the fixes will be backported to
> 20.04 eventually but that will still take time) ...
>
> > Another words same OS as running on my laptop.
> >
> > I am currently using   ssh  or vnc  to remote login on to the 32 bit
> > raspberry pi
> >
> > I  believe ubuntu  has software which  will allow me to remote login
> > with an appearance of gnome.
> >
> > What is that software called so  I can install on my laptop ,   any
> > instruction on how to remote login  To  64 bit raspberry pi using
> > that.
> >
> with the default desktop there is nothing you need to install, it comes
> with built in screen sharing by default, you just need to enable it in
> the desktop settings ...
>
> ciao
>         oli
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