I downloaded Kubuntu 18.10; the ISO file is called kubuntu-18.10-desktop-amd64. This distro works only in amd-processors? I have Intel core-i 5 (8º Generation). I am a Windows user of a lifetime, but I want to try linux. If I can not use Kubuntu, which distro would you recommend me?. Thanks in advance.
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Kubuntu 18.10 should work just fine. Without knowing what specific specs and components, there should be no problems - at least nothing that isn't fixable
Burn the ISO to a USB thumb drive (=> 2GB). Stick it in a USB port, turn off "Fast Boot" and reboot. There could be some UEFI issues, but very likely can be resolved. When it boots to Live mode, give it your WIFI password, or plug it in to ethernet and play with it. Come back with questions ...The next brick house on the left
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Originally posted by claydoh View Postamd64 is the name of the CPU architecture, which is not specific to a brand and is used by Intel as well as AMDm, so you are good to go.
It was created by AMD, but soon adopted by Intel.
This being important only because there are other 64-bit architecture CPUs out there that are not amd64 compatible, like the Itanium aka IA-64 CPUs.
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