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madokie

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3. Thank you for the link

Reply to PoliticAverse (Reply #1)

Thu Mar 6, 2014, 09:29 AM

Mar 2014

I was trying to install 10.04 and it's not supported according to what I read, I think at the link you gave me, so I'm going to print the information in that link and see if I can put 13.10 on. Mate 1.8 was just released yesterday and I'll try it too.

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Looking for a motherboard for an Intel i5 processor [View all] madokie Mar 2014 OP

You should be able to install a recent Ubuntu. Which version did you try to install? PoliticAverse Mar 2014 #1

Thank you for the link madokie Mar 2014 #3

Why 10.04??? IMO 12.04 LTS is the way to go ...Long Term Support L0oniX Mar 2014 #5

Gnome2 madokie Mar 2014 #6

From what I know most all versions of Linux will boot with UEFI, but jtuck004 Mar 2014 #2

I'm dealing with an Intel DH87RL motherboard madokie Mar 2014 #4

Doin' ok with that? It strikes me as a great time to try a couple different versions. n/t jtuck004 Mar 2014 #7

I finally gave up madokie Mar 2014 #8