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INSTALLING UBUNTU IN YOUR PC

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Ubuntu is a Linux distribution based on the Debian architecture. It is usually run on personal computers, and is also popular on network servers, usually running the Ubuntu Server variant, with enterprise-class features. Ubuntu runs on the most popular architectures, including Intel, AMD, and ARM-based machines.

 Ubuntu is perfect OS for begginer Linux Users , as it have a cool Graphical Interface, and runs almost everything that Linux is well-known for.

So, My friends were asking about installing Linux, I recommended them with Ubuntu, and decided to write this down.

I'm coming direct to the point.

1-  Download a Ubuntu .ISO CD image file, from ubuntu.com , or Download it from BitTorrent Client by clicking here, as it's 1GB large file. 

As we want ubuntu for PC, so it is important that you download the Desktop version. If you download the Server version it will not install any graphical desktop and you will have to add that manually.

Now, we have downloaded the matter, here are some essential things required:

  • Connect your laptop to a power source.
  • Ensure you have at least 5GB of free storage space.
  • Have access to either a DVD or a USB flash drive containing the version of Ubuntu you want
    to install.
  • Make sure you have a recent backup of your data. While it's unlikely that
    anything will go wrong, you can never be too prepared
 Actually this is list of recommended requirements by ubuntu.com.

2- Now, we need to create a bootable USB or CD Drive for ubuntu.

I'll recommend Rufus to creat bootable USB, just download executable file from rufus.com , and run it.

Run it, select the ISO file and the USB Drive...

Wait for some moments, you got your Bootable USB Drive ready.

Plug in the USB , restart your PC.

It will take you to Installation.

3- Setup the Ubuntu.

You need to setup mlanguage , location , etc. to install UBUNTU.


SELECT A LANGUAGE

 Here click Download Updates while Installing and Install This Third-Party Software. Either way Ubuntu will download the bulk of the operating system from the internet.


You may select "Erase data and Install Ubuntu".
Or It might get very complicated , unless you're a well known programmer.
Make sure about creating a Back-Up of your data.
As I told, earlier.

Click on Continue. To install it.

Select Your Location.

Select a preferred Keyboard Layout.

Fill in your details, to create a used profile.
This will be the account of SuperUser.

After some moments, Installation will be completed, restart your PC to continue.

Finally, Create a Password for SuperUser.

 

You got your one of Ideal OS.

 

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