What happened to with the alternate installer in Ubuntu 14.04? [duplicate]

alternate

http://releases.ubuntu.com/12.04/

vs.:

http://releases.ubuntu.com/14.04/

In the "old" times Ubuntu had a separated "ncurses-based" installer when people wanted to use Full Disc Encryption when installing. It was named: Alternate installer.

Question: What happened to the alternate install CD? Are there any


The alternate installer has been ended. Full disc encryption is now possible via the "normal" one.


There is an alternate installer, provided by the Lubuntu devs. Other options for download are available at the Ubuntu CD image repository. Since alternate images are still being built for Lubuntu (as of 11-Sep-2014), I'd imagine you'd have this option at least for 14.10.

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