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Click on that option and press return to launch the desktop installer automatically.Īlternatively, you could also select the first option, Try Ubuntu without installing to give Ubuntu a test run.Ī few seconds later, after the desktop has loaded, you’ll see a new window. You’ll probably find an option called Install Ubuntu. But this totally depends upon on your computer’s configuration. Now, you’ll be presented with either a large language pane which you can navigate through using your cursor keys/mouse/touch-pad or a simple installation menu. Now, go ahead and select your preferred option from a barrage of languages enlisted on your left, followed by which, you can choose between either installing Ubuntu directly or trying the desktop first.

As soon as your computer boots you’ll be able to see a welcome window in the likes of what you see below. If you’re using a Flash Drive, you can go ahead and plug it into the USB port. Put the Ubuntu DVD into your optical drive. Basically, all you need to do is the following It’s actually quite easy to install Ubuntu using a DVD /USB. Now you’re simply a few steps away to run your Commands on Linux.

Step 1: Downloading Ubuntu into your Flash Drive While it’s highly unlikely for anything to go wrong, precaution is always better than cure. ♠Note: Make sure you have a recent backup of your data. You have to have access to either a DVD or a USB (8GB+) flash drive containing the version of Ubuntu you require. You have to have at least 25 GB of free storage space on your disk(5 GB in case of minimal installation). Make sure your laptop is connected to a power source. So, you shall have to consider a few things before starting the installation:

