Ubuntu for Beginners – Proper Installation Required!
Ubuntu for beginners has always remained as a trickiest job to handle. Faster ways for the users to get the quick note about the Ubuntu is by downloading it from the download page. However, the users are also needed to make sure that the version they have required to install on their system. Basically, 32 bit is much suitable for download. However, the user has supported the 64 bit of OS. It is only required for the smooth processing of the system. However, the systems will support the 64 bit but it slowdown the computer system to perform with any application on it.
After completion of downloading the users will require to burn the downloaded in the USB stick or CD. In this regard, if the users have the complete knowledge about the process, then they can perform the work smoothly without any complications. For the better guidance of the user the application designers have also offered the detailed instructions for Ubuntu under the show me how button that the user only require clicking on it.
After that the users will put the newly loaded CD or USB stick to reboot their system. In this regard, all the system will boot it successfully. Apt will not conjure the packages out of the thin air and that makes use of uses repositories – the vast databases of the software packages, which make sure latest versions of the software are very easily accessible from one place. In order, to add more of repositories, we suggest starting just by installing the repository manger.
Type the sudo wget http://mac4deb.googlepages.com/addrepo / usr/bin/addrepo in the terminal window for installing addrepo, and then sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/addrepo for settng the permissions in a right way. To add other source for the software is very simple; when you have installed the addrepo, you may do that in a terminal just by typing something all along lines of the addrepo deb http://mirror2.ubuntulinux.nl/ lucidseveas all. In case, you find the new repositories on internet, then they can generally give you right details for entering. You can as well do that graphically just by going to the ‘System | Administration and Software Sources to Third Party Software and Add’. You need to type apt-get distupgrade for bringing the installed distro in lieu with the current standards automatically.