Installing Ubuntu on a Windows computer is a straightforward process, especially since Ubuntu is designed to be user-friendly. It is a popular Linux distribution with easy access to repositories and free downloads from app stores like Google Play or Apple App Store.
There are different installation options available, but for everyday use, you’ll want to download a fresh copy of Ubuntu directly onto your computer. Here’s how you can do that.
Backup your data
Before installing Ubuntu, it’s essential to back up your important data. Make sure your existing cloud backups are up to date or create a manual backup on an external drive.
Meet Ubuntu
Ubuntu, the most popular Linux distro created by Canonical, offers regular updates and major overhauls every two years. It features the GNOME desktop environment, providing a clean interface and easy application launching. Ubuntu is ideal for both beginners and advanced users who want more system control.
Download Ubuntu
Start by downloading the Ubuntu ISO image, which is about 2GB in size.
Step 1: Visit the Ubuntu desktop site and click on “Download.”
