Ubuntu, this term is not unknown to many who operate Linux. It is a desktop operating system (OS) that can be accessed for free. It is based on Linux. Linux is a huge project that allows millions of users in the world to operate systems that have open and free software on any kind of device. Ubuntu is one of the popular versions of Linux for laptops and desktops. Let us get into the beginner’s guide of Ubuntu.
One can buy a system with Ubuntu or can install Ubuntu in an existing system by following methods such as:
- Replacing the current Operating System with Ubuntu
- Or installing Ubuntu along with the existing Operating system,
- Or to run Ubuntu using a USB.
Once Ubuntu is installed into the system, users should update the system using a software updater. This will help in installing all the security updates and can fix any critical bugs in all the current software of the systems.
After signing into Ubuntu one can see a GNOME interface. After getting some flexibility in using the GNOME interface features such as dock, app drawers, search, workspaces, etc. Users can get started with Ubuntu-compatible programs and applications. One can watch videos, listen to music, and prepare presentations, documents, and spreadsheets using Ubuntu. And in case of any issue, Ubuntu local community will help by providing in-person support for rectifying issues.
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