Ubuntu Server 18.04 LTS Dropping 32-Bit/i386 Support
With Ubuntu 17.10 the 32-bit desktop image/installer was dropped while for the upcoming Ubuntu 18.04 LTS release they plan to do away with the ubuntu-server i386 release.
With no objections having been raised over a comment period the past nearly two months on the Ubuntu Server mailing list, Josh Powers of Canonical has issued the go-ahead to do away with the Ubuntu Server i386 daily images and the subsequent final Bionic Beaver release.
Also: Ubuntu 17.10 no longer available for download due to LENOVO bios getting corrupted
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