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 ### Install `cerf`
 
-**NOTE**:  `cerf` is not officially supported for Ubuntu 18 users due to a system dependency (`GLIB_2.29`) required by the `whitebox` package which `cerf` uses to conduct spatial analysis. Ubuntu 18 natively includes `GLIB_2.27`.  It may be possible for Ubuntu 18 users to upgrade to `GLIB_2.29` but this should be done with careful consideration.  Instead, we officially support `cerf` use for Ubuntu users for versions 20.04.2 LTS and greater.
+**NOTE**:  `cerf` is not officially supported for Ubuntu 18 users due to a system dependency (`GLIBC_2.29`) required by the `whitebox` package which `cerf` uses to conduct spatial analysis. Ubuntu 18 natively includes `GLIBC_2.27`.  It may be possible for Ubuntu 18 users to upgrade to `GLIBC_2.29` but this should be done with careful consideration.  Instead, we officially support `cerf` use for Ubuntu users for versions 20.04.2 LTS and greater.
 
 ```bash
 pip install cerf

diff --git a/docs/source/getting_started.rst b/docs/source/getting_started.rst
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 .. note::
 
-  **cerf** is not officially supported for Ubuntu 18 users due to a system dependency (``GLIB_2.29``) required by the ``whitebox`` package which **cerf** uses to conduct spatial analysis. Ubuntu 18 natively includes ``GLIB_2.27``.  It may be possible for Ubuntu 18 users to upgrade to ``GLIB_2.29`` but this should be done with careful consideration.  Instead, we officially support **cerf** use for Ubuntu users for versions 20.04.2 LTS and greater.
+  **cerf** is not officially supported for Ubuntu 18 users due to a system dependency (``GLIBC_2.29``) required by the ``whitebox`` package which **cerf** uses to conduct spatial analysis. Ubuntu 18 natively includes ``GLIBC_2.27``.  It may be possible for Ubuntu 18 users to upgrade to ``GLIBC_2.29`` but this should be done with careful consideration.  Instead, we officially support **cerf** use for Ubuntu users for versions 20.04.2 LTS and greater.
 
 **cerf** can be installed via pip by running the following from a terminal window::