# Testing 22.04 - Are you brave enough?

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**Category:** Get Involved\
**Created:** [November 5, 2021, 1:05pm UTC](https://discourse.ubuntubudgie.org/t/testing-22-04-are-you-brave-enough/5461 "2021-11-05T13:05:43Z")\
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All,

RISCV64 support has now been enabled for Ubuntu Budgie

So you can now install ubuntu-budgie-desktop to get UB, budgie and customisation for your RISCV64 based machine.

If you are interested in a mini-project, it would be more than helpful to come-up with a way (step by step guide) to show how to run a RISCV64 based machine with Budgie via - for example QEMU

Some ideas:

> **[Launching X11 RISC-V applications on QEMU (Debian)](https://zxnord.medium.com/launching-x11-risc-v-applications-on-qemu-debian-efa62b4c4657)**
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> RISC-V revolution has come to our lives and while different manufacturers take their time to release their own boards in order to consumer…

> **[Ubuntu Server on RISC-V documentation needs updating](https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-server-on-risc-v-documentation-needs-updating/23927)**
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> I was reading this wiki article and I noticed that it’s outdated and needs updating. I am using Qemu but it’s possible the other documentation needs updating too. In particular I noticed: The machine type in the example is -machine virt, but the...

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