I have installed Ubuntu on my SONY laptop.

The Ubuntu system was installed in T43 a few days ago. The entire installation process was a graphical interface, and the system was also very good. So I decided to install the S46 on the Ubuntu system, the only concern is the hardware driver. Everyone on Earth knows that SONY's notebook is hard to install the driver on its own. It was the first time I installed XP on my own. Previously, S46 used the NTFS partition of the XP system, SATA hard disk, two system partitions, and a Recovery partition of the SONY machine. the Ubuntu system was installed in T43 a few days ago, the entire installation process is a graphical interface, and the system is also very good, so I decided to install the S46 on the Ubuntu system. The only worry is the hardware driver problem, everyone on Earth knows that SONY's notebook is hard to install the driver of the system. It was the first time I installed XP on my own.

Previously, S46 used the NTFS partition of the XP system, SATA hard disk, two system partitions, and a Recovery partition of the SONY machine. This partition is invisible in the system, the partition we can see from PQ is also in the NTFS format. We used to use the self-installed XP system, so we haven't deleted the recovery partition from SONY for fear of problems, this partition can be restored with one click when BISO is started. This time, we decided to delete all the three partitions. The inverse and M $ have nothing to do with it, so it can be done in vain, the entire hard disk is in the ext3 format of Liunx.

For Ubuntu, you can apply for a CD on its official website or download an ISO image by yourself. I have downloaded an ISO dial for Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) PC (Intel x86) desktop CD, start installation! The installation method is very simple. Here are a lot of articles about how to install linuxon http://www.linuxidc.com.