Installing Ubuntu Linux using wubi

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Ok so have any of you ever heard of linux? If you have, then good for you,

This will be easier for you to understand. But don’t worry if you haven’t.

I’ll explain what it is:

Ok, linux in a nutshell,

*A series of different operating systems like windows and Mac.

*usually free software, add-ons, and updates.

*usually not very user friendly.

Ok now, out of the hundreds of different linux Os’s out there

Today we will be taking a look at Ubuntu linux and an easy way to install

It on Windows xp, vista, and 7. It will not work if you already have

A different version of linux on your computer or your using a Mac.

Ubuntu Linux:

*Ubuntu linux was originally a part of another linux Os Called Debian.

*It uses the gnome 3 gui (guided user interface)

*It has mostly free software with few commercial programs, Though the

Amount of Ubuntu compatible programs is growing

*Compatible with most keyboards, mice, game controllers or other accessories.

*Very responsive

*secure and easily customizable gui.

Now you’re probably thinking “I want this on my computer”

Well, if you are then here is a fast and safe way to do it.

*WARNING*

Ask permission before installing, I am not responsible for anything that

Happens to your Pc.

Using “Wubi” to install Ubuntu.

*1 find the Ubuntu Linux Website.

*2Type in Wubi on the search bar.

*3 Once you find the newest version of Wubi, download

It,

*4 Wubi should now be on your desktop. (make sure there’s room)

*5 Click on it and it should load.

*6 Once it is loaded do not mess with the settings and click install.

*7 Now click restart, and when your pc restarts, follow the onscreen instructions and select Ubuntu and it should either take you to another menu or load Ubuntu. If the first just press the spacebar. (every time you reboot Ubuntu will be there.)

*8 Now just follow the setup instructions and start using Ubuntu.

*9 you can get software from the “synaptic” or “Ubuntu package manager” software.

(internet connection required)

*If you don’t like Ubuntu, just boot up in windows open Wubi and uninstall Ubuntu.

Hope this helps! leave your experience with Ubuntu (if you installed it) in the comments.

Here's a link to the ubuntu website