Ubuntu is an open source operating system which is available for personal and commercial office use free of cost. One can use Ubuntu as a replacement for paid and proprietary operating systems. It is suitable for most users as it is easy to install, configure and use while being powerful in terms of features and performance. There are many other Linux flavors which are built over Ubuntu source code. The latest Long-Term Support (LTS) version of Ubuntu with support for five years till April 2025 is Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.
This guide presents different ways to create safe bootable media and install Ubuntu Desktop in different ways. The guide is broken down in multiple chapters and topics under the chapters mentioned below for your convenience. You can follow the guide in a sequence or skip to the relevant chapter or topic as per your requirement.
Ubuntu Desktop – The complete installation Guide chapters:
Chapter – 1: Introduction
Chapter – 2: Ubuntu Desktop ISO File
Chapter – 3: Ubuntu Desktop Bootable Media
Chapter 4: Install Ubuntu Desktop
- As a Single Host Operating System
- As a Guest Operating System
- Oracle VM VirtualBox
- VMware workstation
- As a Dual Boot Host Operating System
- Alongside Windows
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