Showing posts with label bootable. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bootable. Show all posts

Zorin OS, the computer operating system from Ireland, released version 17 at Wednesday, 20th December, 2023. Currently available as Pro and Core editions with Lite and Education Editions waiting, it is the successor to version 16 released two years ago. This GNU/Linux system is suitable for most computer users, organizations, schools and offices. Below you will find the download links, mirrors, a torrent, checksums, and how to proceed further to the installation. Finally, once again we congratulate Zorin OS official for more than 6.2 million downloads since two years ago and it's our time to celebrate. Now let's download Zorin OS! 



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This tutorial explains in step by step how you can install Ubuntu 22.04 LTS "Jammy Jellyfish" into your computer or laptop. We will use a USB flash disk drive storage instead of hard disk. By practicing, you will be able to adapt this tutorial to install Ubuntu into hard disk, external HDD, and also SSD. Please note that this will help you making dualboot with Windows, no matter if your computer features BIOS Legacy or UEFI. Start everything with the preparations below and now let's go. Happy installing! 

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Zorin OS, the computer operating system from Ireland, released version 16 at Tuesday, August 17th, 2021. Currently available as Pro and Core, with Lite and Education Editions to come, it is the successor to the last year version 15.3. This GNU/Linux system is suitable for most computer users, organizations, schools and offices. Below you will find the download links, mirrors, a torrent, checksums, and how to proceed further to the installation. Finally, we congratulate Zorin OS official for nearly 3 million downloads since two years ago and it's our time to celebrate. Now let's download Zorin OS!

 

 

This article shows how to boot a T430 laptop in BIOS (Legacy) and UEFI mode with Ubuntu operating systems. Thus, you will be able to boot either a hard disk, a solid state drive, or a USB flash to install such OS. Setups mentioned in this article are useful to help you install Ubuntu in modern standard UEFI-boot, GPT-partitioned, even in a 16GB USB mass storage. Now, let's learn!

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This tutorial explains step by step to have your computer with Trisquel 9.0. Don’t worry this is intended for beginners so everyone can try. You will prepare at least two disk partitions and going through about twenty minutes to finish it. For your information, different to Ubuntu, Trisquel supports 32 bit as well as 64 bit computers and I encourage fellow Lenovo ThinkPad owners to try it happily. You can practice this guide either normally, in dualboot mode, bios legacy and uefi, or into external storage device. Last but not least, you can also do this inside a virtual machine like AQEMU. Now let’s go!
 (Trisquel 9 computer on its installation process)
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This tutorial explains Ubuntu 20.10 Groovy Gorilla computer installation. You will prepare at least two disk partitions, finishing it all in about twenty minutes, and enjoy! Let's start right now.



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Lenovo ThinkPad users can boot USB drives finely. As Ubuntu Buzz often publishes booting articles, now let's learn how to practice that on computers using ThinkPad as example. By making this tutorial I hope I give abilities to all computer users who didn't know yet they can do this amazing thing. Let's go!

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Zorin OS latest version 15.3 released September 8th this year. Zorin OS is an alternative to Windows or macOS for computers that is feature rich and virus resistant. Below is all links and information list to help everyone grabs Zorin quickly and later verify their downloads. You can also make Zorin multiboot media plus more articles in the end of this list. Enjoy!



This tutorial explains the installation of deepin 20 computer operating system. You and everybody can practice this tutorial in any case whether it is single or dualboot, with or without UEFI, normal or into external hard disk drive. You can even practice the installation not to HDD but a usb flash drive instead. However, deepin 20 is different to Ubuntu as the installation needs noticeably longer time to finish and has some unique traits so you need to be aware and can learn in this tutorial. Finally, have a happy installation and enjoy working!

 
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Making bootable drive is an important thing to all computer users. Previously my articles about it using the tools GNOME Disk Utility, GNU dd, MultiSystem, and GLIM, reached incredible success indicating that many people need it. Now as deepin GNU/Linux 20 released with new technology especially the tool Boot Maker, and it is wondefully easy to use, computer users can use that to make bootable flash drive of any operating system images. This tutorial explains in step by step on using it. Let's go!

(This is you new tool to create bootable usb)
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Unetbootin is a burning tool for ISO to create bootable USB drive. It is open source and licensed under GNU GPL version 2. Unetbootin is a software by Geza Kovacs. Unetbootin official site is on Sourceforge, Launchpad Translations, and it has Github page (if you want to contribute). This article will show you how to install and use Unetbootin on Ubuntu.

Unetbootin Main Window

We can make a bootable USB flash drive containing more than one operating system. This drive called multiboot drive. You can make it from Linux by using Multisystem. I show you how to use Multisystem to create Ubuntu, elementary OS, Fedora, and Antergos inside a 16 GB USB drive.

Multisystem