I first recognized Ubuntu and felt that the system was absolutely large enough, simple desktop and smooth operation interface. With the addition of mysterious terminal control, I suddenly felt that my world was really small, so I made up my mind to say goodbye to windows in the following days, learn Ubuntu well, and try new things. In addition to new curiosity, I am not used to many things, so what you need to learn it well is a determination to love it and never change. In fact, I mainly want to share my experiences with Ubuntu through my blog. Just like Ubuntu itself:Treat others with benevolence and share the world
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Installation of ubuntu
To put it bluntly, Ubuntu is just an operating system. I will tell you the installation process, which is actually quite simple. There are three steps in total:
- First, download a system image file for Ubuntu 12.04 from the Internet (the website will show you how to find it)
- Download the software ultraiso that writes the image file to the USB flash drive, and use the ultraiso software to make the USB flash drive a system boot disk.
- The next step is to install the system. Before installation, start the BIOS settings from the USB flash disk. Different motherboards have different BIOS settings. You can set the BIOS based on your own computer.