Ubuntu on RISC-V
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Ubuntu runs on RISC‑V with 93% of x86 packages already available, language runtimes like Python, Java, Node, Go and C/C++ working, and .NET runtime currently under development (Mono is ported). Containers and tooling include Docker and LXD, desktops like GNOME/KDE and IoT stacks such as ROS and OpenCV are installable. Supported boards range from legacy SiFive Unmatched to StarFive VisionFive and the PolarFire Icicle FPGA board; VisionFive 2 arrives under €100. Ubuntu Core provides transactional snap updates and rollback.
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