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How to install Ubuntu : The Ubuntu 10.10 Installation Guide (install Ubuntu on your full drive)

Installing Ubuntu

Notes

This tutorial assumes you definitely want to install Ubuntu on your full drive and erase Windows completely. Unless you are absolutely sure you want to erase Windows, do not follow this tutorial.
Instead, I would recommend you start migrating to open source Windows applications in Windows, playing around with Ubuntu virtually inside Windows, and then use a dual-boot between Ubuntu and Windows.
If you are using Mac OS X, the community documentation may help you out here.
This tutorial features Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick Meerkat). Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid Lynx) has a slightly different installer. More details here.

Installing Ubuntu

Now that you have the Desktop CD, you'll need to reboot your computer to use Ubuntu.
Your computer's BIOS must be set to boot from CD first; otherwise, Windows will just load up again. To get into the BIOS settings, you usually have to press one of these keys during boot-up: Escape, F1, F2, F12, or Delete. Usually your computer will tell you which key to use.



Once your BIOS is configured to boot from CD first, if you have Ubuntu in the drive, you should see this screen. Ubuntu will take a couple of minutes to load up. Just be patient.



Select your preferred language.
If you have at least 512 MB of RAM, you may want to select Try Ubuntu, as it will allow you to do other things (check your email, browse the web) while you're installing Ubuntu.
If you have only 256 MB or 384 MB of RAM, you should select Install Ubuntu. This will give you the same installation screens you see below, but you won't have the rest of the Ubuntu live session running as well.
If you have less than 256 MB of RAM, you should use the Alternate CD to install Ubuntu, or do a barebones installation.
 


If you choose to install Ubuntu directly, the installer will launch immediately. If you choose the Try Ubuntu option, you'll be in the Ubuntu live session. From there, click the Install Ubuntu icon on the desktop.



Select your language.



There is a new option in the Ubuntu 10.10 installer that asks if you want to install closed source third-party software for MP3 playback and Flash, for example. I would strongly suggest—unless you know who Richard Stallman is—that you check (or tick) this option.



This tutorial assumes you want to install a single-boot of Ubuntu—this will erase everything on your current drive. If you're interested in keeping Windows and dual-booting with Ubuntu, the safest dual-boot is probably with Wubi, unless you know what you're doing (in which case you shouldn't be looking at this guide).



Answer the simple questions. They're pretty self-explanatory.
Then wait for Ubuntu to install.



While Ubuntu installs, you'll see a slideshow introducing you to its features.



Eventually, the installation will finish (the whole thing can take anywhere between 15 minutes and an hour, depending on the speed of your computer). You can either Continue Testing if you want to shutdown your computer or Restart Now if you want to restart your computer.



Either way, Ubuntu will eject your CD (or prompt you for when to remove your USB stick, if you used UNetBootIn instead of a CD burning program). The next time you boot up, you should have a working Ubuntu installation!

aPaKaH UBUNTU...?

Ubuntu adalah sebuah Sistem Pengoperasian lengkap berasaskan Linux yang sesuai untuk komputer riba (Notebook), Komputer peribadi (Desktop) dan komputer pelayan (server). Ia boleh digunakan secara bebas dan percuma di rumah, di pejabat, di sekolah dan lain-lain. Ubuntu mengandungi pelbagai aplikasi seperti pemproses perkataan, pembaca email, perisian pelayan rangkaian dan alat-alat pengaturcaraan.

Ubuntu adalah percuma dan sentiasa akan percuma dengan sumber terbuka. Anda boleh memuat turun Ubuntu dan dikongsi bersama rakan-rakan dan musuh anda tanpa perlu membayar lesen penggunaan seperti Windows. Selain itu sistem operasi Ubuntu yang berasaskan Linux juga sangat kebal dan anda tidak perlu menggunakan perisian Anti-Virus untuk mempertahankan sistem komputer anda.

Ubuntu akan mengeluarkan versi terbaru sistem operasinya setiap 6 bulan yang akan mengandungi teknologi, kreativiti dan inovasi terbaru dunia perisian percuma dan sumber terbuka untuk komputer peribadi dan komputer pelayan anda. Setiap 2 tahun Ubuntu juga akan mengeluarkan versi LTS atau "Long Term Support" (Sokongan Jangka Panjang) yang akan disokong selama 3 tahun untuk komputer peribadi dan 5 tahun untuk komputer pelayan. Ini sesuai untuk digunakan di dalam persekitaran aplikasi kritikal syarikat.

Ubuntu juga unik kerana ia dikeluarkan di dalam satu CD sahaja dan ini memudahkan pengguna untuk memuat-turun.

Aplikasi Pemasang Ubuntu juga sangat mesra pengguna dan mempunyai grafik yang sangat mudah dan menarik untuk membolehkan anda menggunakan Ubuntu (termasuk aplikasi kegunaan pejabat dan semua pemacu) dalam masa lebih kurang 25 minit sahaja.

UBUNTU...the cool OS..

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