Booting a live CD is the easiest and fastest way to try Linux and Ubuntu. With an installation CD we can have Ubuntu loaded up in less than four minutes. Getting the disc to boot, however, can be ...

Making some space. If you want to install Ubuntu, first make sure you have more than one NTFS partition (one of them consisting of Windows). If this is not the case, you have to create free space on ...

If your PC does not support booting from USB, burn the Ubuntu iso image to a DVD. and change the boot order to boot from CD/DVD first. Once we finish the installation you should change the boot order ...

Ubuntu Linux install disk 2. A PC from after 2000. Older machines might not run the software well. You can literally put this on almost any machine including old laptops and desktops from the ...

Insert a blank CD or DVD disc into your local drive, right click on the downloaded Ubuntu image and then select burn to disc from the drop down menu. That is all it takes to make an Ubuntu Linux ...

To get started, you’ll need a Linux live USB drive, CD, or DVD. You can use any Linux distribution for this, but we’re focusing on Ubuntu to simplify things.

Booting a live CD is the easiest and fastest way to try Linux and Ubuntu. With an installation CD we can have Ubuntu loaded up in less than four minutes. Getting the disc to boot, ...