omg i laughed so hard watching this video. I almost fell from the chair. i mean nothing is visible on the screen and his face is like 1080p lmao. no offence. great video and THANKS.
Lol interesting how the brightness (probably the "amount" of lightwaves being in phase/field flux density) reacts to the frames of the camera. So as long as you got the right fps on the cam or the right brightness on the screen that you record with the cam are "in phase" too, or are a multiple of the cams fps, or just just more than enaugh there are no weird wave patterns. I really like the properties of light being explained (in my head) just by looking at these few seconds :D
Loaded this onto a Lenovo G50. Straight Ubuntu, no dual boot. Following this video it went flawless up until Ubuntu said it was loaded and said to reboot. I followed the advice to pull the thumb drive before I clicked to reboot. Got an instant blue screen with a dead under score. Dumb on my part. However, I powered down and restarted and Ubuntu is working great. My advice is to just leave the thumb drive in until the reboot is done. As a side note, this computer was a freebie but I could not get the wifi to to connect to my router in Win10 (invalid IP config. That would not go away). No problem in Ubuntu. It started right up.
it's pronounced "ooboontoo", all the "U"s like the last one :) anyway, happy to see so much channels starting to focus on linux distros lately. keep it up!
On your point about Linux compatible laptops. Whilst it is true that many laptops will have 100% compatibility out of the box. With those that don't, there still is hope, so don't buy another model just yet. I have a Lenovo G50-45 which is not compatible with Ubuntu 14.04. Only the wifi is not supported because of its proprietary broadcom wifi chip. However, with a quick google search and some copying and pasting of terminal commands the wifi works flawlessly. I also had a wifi adapter for my desktop that was not compatible with Linux. A simple slew of copied and pasted terminal commands fixed that very quickly.
Steve, thanks for the vid. but having installed everything from 14.04 thru 17.04 over the last few months, I doubt that the default install will give users the codecs and proprietary software they need to watch vids, incl RUclips videos. This set of commands has proven to be a must for me as soon as I get an internet connection post install : ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo add-apt-repository multiverse 'multiverse' distribution component enabled for all sources. ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo add-apt-repository universe 'universe' distribution component enabled for all sources. then: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras # note the *semi-colon* between those two commands - the update has to run first. Accept any licensing prompts and you should be able to play videos. Installing VLC is a workaround but you wont get the TrueType fonts or Flash - your call. Some claim that they can watch videos after installing a web browser other than Firefox, and I expect that there are other solutions out there, but for me this is a relatively quick fix for an annoying problem with default Ubuntu installs. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu-restricted-extras
The install process takes very long. I'm installing Ubuntu 18.04.2 and it took over 2 hours to install and now, after restarting, the updates have been going for the past 45 minutes. You made it look like a breeze and you even mentioned that. :(
"Yes 100%" was the RUclips suggested comment LOL. But Sony makes quite a few different Vaio's with different components, we would have to check out the specific model number
I have the previous model of this laptop (W540). I purchased a thinkpad because of their supposed compatibility with linux, the W540 is even "ubuntu certified" whatever that means. I managed to install ubuntu without much trouble but was never able to get decent battery life, 2.5 hours at best vs 4 hours on windows. I also had problems with wifi at the campus I'm studying at, I wouldn't be surpised if this is an issue with their rather flaky network though. I spent months playing around with bumblebee/nvidia prime/nouveau/powertop etc trying to get decent battery life. I tried various flavours of linux including debian yet made no progress. Some people seem to have had success with this model but I wonder if one of the bios updates I did broke some compatibility. I now run windows 10 on this laptop which works mostly OK except that lenovo did a really half-arsed job of the touchpad drivers (touchpad on linux was fine). In short I can have linux with rubbish battery life or windows with rubbish touchpad drivers. Ironically, buying a thinkpad has resulted in me switching back to windows after using linux exclusively for around 18 years! I regret buying a new thinkpad and actually wish I'd sent in back. If I were buying again I'd probably look for an older used model going cheap. I'd save a lot of money and have a much better chance of having a working linux laptop.
Would you tell me please, which one should I install (ubuntu 16.4) or (ubuntu 17.10) because I want to delete windows and stick with linux.I'm a beginner in linux coming from windows background.
17.10 has the best driver support and newest software, but if you know your setup works with older Linux's 16.04 may be more stable for non-cutting edge workloads
I can't find a single tutorial that helps me here. This one comes the closest so hopefully your still watching for comments. I downloaded unetbootin-mac-661.dmg my daughter WAS helping but is stumped. Run that, opens a gray window, but when I select desktop NOTHING shows up. I cannot get this onto the USB because it simply isn't showing up. Of course dragging it does nothing, it's got to be "installed" right? And that's where I sit. Not a clue what to do here. Tried a few different USB sticks too, not the issue since the darn thing won't even show the desktop it's on. I haven't even made it to the point of sticking the USB into the laptop or how to boot off of it.
1. I am not getting an option to 'Try/Install' when I boot through my pendrive. 2.My boot is always initialized in command Terminal mode. as shell. Please help.
Thank you! I tried with the help of an expert but apparently you can't boot your ideapad lenovo 100s from a USB device. I have also searched for more info in the Lenovo official site but I found out that many people using the same model had exactly the same problem. They all wanted to switch to Linux. This is definitely the last time I buy a machine which runs windows For now I have just managed to sabotage the system in the sense that I turned off most of its apps by literally having to hack into my own computer!
Thank you for the very informative tutorial. I've recently bought a Lenovo ideapad 100s and I want to switch to Linux because windows 10 eats up most of my ram and cpu as well as keeping installing programs I never wanted... Here are my questions: Can I use the same instructions in the video to try Linux OS? How many gigabytes do we need for the USB key? Any suggestions on the type of Linux OS I should use (I'm not a programmer)? Thanks a lot!
Sorry for the late awnser, if you download Ubuntu Linux as shown in the video the steps are the same. Many Windows users like Mint that has a very similar installation. The USB drive for big Linux systems like Ubuntu I would say that the drive needs to be 3 GB or more. To recommend a Linux (Distro) or OS is very hard because it's very much based on personal opinion, any of the top 8 distros/OS here distrowatch.com/ are very easy to get started with.
I don't know if you check your comments but.... I've seen the new update for steam with wine built in making it really easy to use, could you do a video over it because there are about 2 videos now on it and it would be cool to see your version.
There are a whole bunch of installation screencasts with no people in them, I wanted to make videos showing that regular folks can install Linux and make it more approachable
I installed Ubuntu on my 5 year old dell two in one and everything worked great. I shut it down for the night. However, when I opened and turned it on in the morning, the trackpad and keyboard wouldn’t work and could only work with an external mouse and keyboard. Help
I had bought a new Dell Inspiron 15 3000 series laptop yesterday,which had come with a ubuntu version of 14.04. I decided to update and started the update process in the terminal. When it had reached 100%, it was unable to install and it gave the message,"Your Link May be Broken". But when i restarted the computer,it just hangs when i give my password at the login screen. Then i decided to install ubuntu 16.10 which i had downloaded long before to install it on my desktop.But it was a 32 bit version, and my laptop was a 64 bit.However i installed ubuntu 16.10 on my laptop,but i get a black screen when trying to install. Then i searched the net and got it to work,and installed it. When i restarted my laptop i simply get a message from dell assist saying that there is no bootable devices and i changed the boot to harddisk and when it loads the screen changes to white with weird symbols like (; (( ;'' ;;:; ;;) and it gives the message saying "Your Computer has low graphics-mode",but i have a basic graphics card (intel cherryview). I saw youtube videos but none of them work, and the great thing is that i do not have the chance of getting back to 14.04 because i erased it and installed the 16.10. Please help. Thanks
Hi. I read on many sites that you have to disable the open source nouveau drivers and install the proprietary drivers from nVidia (before or after installation I'm not sure). Have you come across those recommendations?
When I install and then restart, I am prompted with the message to remove the installer and hit enter, but after I hit enter, the screen just goes blank.
Per your video SDA=drive1, SDB=drive2, SDC=drive3 etc, does this naming convention apply if you have a M.2 PCIE SSD (card) installed? It would make sense to load OS 16.04 into that and use other drives for data content. If so how would you configure folders for common usage to utilise other on board SSD's i.e. myDocs or Documents folder with store actual content to an alternate drive other than the one that is running the OS exclusively?
I'm using windows 10, now i want to install Ubuntu 18.04, can i install Ubuntu without losing my old data in hard disk, i don't want to install in Vm ware or virtual box or Dual Boot, i want to install directly. is there any possible, please help me.
I'm getting a problem in disk management where we select the disk on which we install the OS! Its showing me an empty window and there are few buttons of change +, - and continue. When I'm clicking on continue it's showing an error of you must select a mount option :/ I'm really confused can anyone help me ?
So if I remove a failing Windows HDD, install a fresh SSD, then boot Ubuntu from USB, can I then continue the Linux install on the new blank SSD and if everything works, from then on my machine can boot into Linux?
Just one question.... my notebook has 2 HD( 1 ssd and 1 HDD) when I tried ubuntu it didint showed my HDD... so I quit. I'm going to erase windows also. Is this a problem? or I need to fully install ubuntu so it can mount my hdd automatically?
Thanks, but after it ask me to restart I took out the usb for the boot but when it boot without the usb it just takes me to a black screen with a blinking command sign and I can't type anything but when I insert the usb back in it loads the Ubuntu screens and account. Did I do something wrong along the way?
This happens with some laptops which are not Linux certified - the company who made your wifi chip won't let them ship the firmware, but it can be downloaded during the install process. Plug a Cat5 Ethernet cable in, install and then check out 'System Settings -> Additional Drivers'. And if you don't want to bother with any of that, buy a System 76 laptop or a Dell Ubuntu XPS 13
Would shrinking the partion that windows sits on and making ubuntu the main partion be a better idea. Just in case you need to run something that is exclusive to windows. Any comments on if they think this is a good idea would be much appreciated?
Snowfoundry Media it's a Samsung series 3 notebook ... i have problems using the fn+key functions, specially the volume controls it just work once and then stop working ... maybe some driver or some config to do??
I've tried installing ubuntu on my new laptop and everything works great until it reaches a point where it just hangs indefinitely repeating the same line of code in the terminal over and over. It goes on for hours (it lasted for 8) and eventually I have to turn it off. Do I just wait for it or is something wrong? Any help would be great because I've tried looking on the ubuntu forums and nothing.
Thanks for the great video I was having a hard time figuring this out until I watched your video
Whenever I hop for a new distro I search for your channel in particular...love your videos, simple and to the point. Keep going.
Thank you for the kind words, that means a lot!
Thanks man,It's super helpful. great job!
How did you know I was gonna use this for Steam?? Thumbs up for you man!
sSoul_17 magic
One of the best installation vids about Ubuntu so far ...ty so much for sharing ...greetz from Holland, eis
crisp and clear explanation from a smart guy. loved it.
omg i laughed so hard watching this video. I almost fell from the chair. i mean nothing is visible on the screen and his face is like 1080p lmao. no offence. great video and THANKS.
Super simple to understand
Finally got a clear explanation !
Well done
Lol interesting how the brightness (probably the "amount" of lightwaves being in phase/field flux density) reacts to the frames of the camera. So as long as you got the right fps on the cam or the right brightness on the screen that you record with the cam are "in phase" too, or are a multiple of the cams fps, or just just more than enaugh there are no weird wave patterns. I really like the properties of light being explained (in my head) just by looking at these few seconds :D
Wow man what a wonderful video you have made on the Ubuntu installation. Thank you very much.
Wow, quality content. Watching this while I install Ubuntu 17.04. Great channel!
Thank you hope it helped!
Loaded this onto a Lenovo G50. Straight Ubuntu, no dual boot. Following this video it went flawless up until Ubuntu said it was loaded and said to reboot. I followed the advice to pull the thumb drive before I clicked to reboot. Got an instant blue screen with a dead under score. Dumb on my part. However, I powered down and restarted and Ubuntu is working great. My advice is to just leave the thumb drive in until the reboot is done.
As a side note, this computer was a freebie but I could not get the wifi to to connect to my router in Win10 (invalid IP config. That would not go away). No problem in Ubuntu. It started right up.
Thank you. This was very helpful and inspiring to switch to Ubuntu
Glad you liked it thanks for watching!
my first linux tuto, just prefect thanks!
just installed 18.04 on 5 year laptop , works great 👍
it's pronounced "ooboontoo", all the "U"s like the last one :)
anyway, happy to see so much channels starting to focus on linux distros lately. keep it up!
Very nice video ,clean and simple.thanks
you made good videos. really helpful
Great channel -- I have just come across it and it is number one with me! Thank you -- subscribed.
thank you ive alredy have 2 drives with an os on them each but having a drive for each os will be handy
After I clicked restart, it wouldn’t prompt me to the GNU/ GRUB screen and I can only boot from the USB. What should I do?
Wow, that's HI DPI for you, I'm running Ubuntu 16.04 on a old crappy HP netbook and it runs pretty good (without a fglrx driver for my AMD GPU)
On your point about Linux compatible laptops. Whilst it is true that many laptops will have 100% compatibility out of the box. With those that don't, there still is hope, so don't buy another model just yet.
I have a Lenovo G50-45 which is not compatible with Ubuntu 14.04. Only the wifi is not supported because of its proprietary broadcom wifi chip.
However, with a quick google search and some copying and pasting of terminal commands the wifi works flawlessly.
I also had a wifi adapter for my desktop that was not compatible with Linux. A simple slew of copied and pasted terminal commands fixed that very quickly.
u show ur face so clear but not the pc
its because he's just so handsome
Steve, thanks for the vid. but having installed everything from 14.04 thru 17.04 over the last few months, I doubt that the default install will give users the codecs and proprietary software they need to watch vids, incl RUclips videos. This set of commands has proven to be a must for me as soon as I get an internet connection post install :
ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo add-apt-repository multiverse
'multiverse' distribution component enabled for all sources.
ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo add-apt-repository universe
'universe' distribution component enabled for all sources.
then:
sudo apt-get update;
sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras # note the *semi-colon* between those two commands - the update has to run first.
Accept any licensing prompts and you should be able to play videos. Installing VLC is a workaround but you wont get the TrueType fonts or Flash - your call. Some claim that they can watch videos after installing a web browser other than Firefox, and I expect that there are other solutions out there, but for me this is a relatively quick fix for an annoying problem with default Ubuntu installs.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu-restricted-extras
The install process takes very long. I'm installing Ubuntu 18.04.2 and it took over 2 hours to install and now, after restarting, the updates have been going for the past 45 minutes. You made it look like a breeze and you even mentioned that. :(
Great video, mate. Will Ubuntu 20.04 work properly on a Sony Vaio laptop?
"Yes 100%" was the RUclips suggested comment LOL. But Sony makes quite a few different Vaio's with different components, we would have to check out the specific model number
I got this error "error fsyncing/closing /dev/sda" while installing
how did you resolve that error? i'm getting same error
I have the previous model of this laptop (W540). I purchased a thinkpad because of their supposed compatibility with linux, the W540 is even "ubuntu certified" whatever that means. I managed to install ubuntu without much trouble but was never able to get decent battery life, 2.5 hours at best vs 4 hours on windows. I also had problems with wifi at the campus I'm studying at, I wouldn't be surpised if this is an issue with their rather flaky network though. I spent months playing around with bumblebee/nvidia prime/nouveau/powertop etc trying to get decent battery life. I tried various flavours of linux including debian yet made no progress. Some people seem to have had success with this model but I wonder if one of the bios updates I did broke some compatibility. I now run windows 10 on this laptop which works mostly OK except that lenovo did a really half-arsed job of the touchpad drivers (touchpad on linux was fine). In short I can have linux with rubbish battery life or windows with rubbish touchpad drivers. Ironically, buying a thinkpad has resulted in me switching back to windows after using linux exclusively for around 18 years! I regret buying a new thinkpad and actually wish I'd sent in back. If I were buying again I'd probably look for an older used model going cheap. I'd save a lot of money and have a much better chance of having a working linux laptop.
Great video, kudos! More Linux Vids pls.
Pretty neat video! Aha!
Great video !
Perefect video. Thank you
Would you tell me please,
which one should I install (ubuntu 16.4) or (ubuntu 17.10) because I want to delete windows and stick with linux.I'm a beginner in linux coming from windows background.
17.10 has the best driver support and newest software, but if you know your setup works with older Linux's 16.04 may be more stable for non-cutting edge workloads
very helpful, Thanks
I can't find a single tutorial that helps me here. This one comes the closest so hopefully your still watching for comments.
I downloaded unetbootin-mac-661.dmg my daughter WAS helping but is stumped. Run that, opens a gray window, but when I select desktop NOTHING shows up. I cannot get this onto the USB because it simply isn't showing up. Of course dragging it does nothing, it's got to be "installed" right? And that's where I sit. Not a clue what to do here. Tried a few different USB sticks too, not the issue since the darn thing won't even show the desktop it's on. I haven't even made it to the point of sticking the USB into the laptop or how to boot off of it.
1:32 do you restart your pc and press it while its loading up or just shut it down and press it? im confused.
1. I am not getting an option to 'Try/Install' when I boot through my pendrive.
2.My boot is always initialized in command Terminal mode. as shell.
Please help.
Thank you! I tried with the help of an expert but apparently you can't boot your ideapad lenovo 100s from a USB device. I have also searched for more info in the Lenovo official site but I found out that many people using the same model had exactly the same problem. They all wanted to switch to Linux. This is definitely the last time I buy a machine which runs windows For now I have just managed to sabotage the system in the sense that I turned off most of its apps by literally having to hack into my own computer!
Good tutorial
best guide
Thank you for the very informative tutorial. I've recently bought a Lenovo ideapad 100s and I want to switch to Linux because windows 10 eats up most of my ram and cpu as well as keeping installing programs I never wanted...
Here are my questions:
Can I use the same instructions in the video to try Linux OS?
How many gigabytes do we need for the USB key?
Any suggestions on the type of Linux OS I should use (I'm not a programmer)?
Thanks a lot!
Sorry for the late awnser, if you download Ubuntu Linux as shown in the video the steps are the same. Many Windows users like Mint that has a very similar installation.
The USB drive for big Linux systems like Ubuntu I would say that the drive needs to be 3 GB or more.
To recommend a Linux (Distro) or OS is very hard because it's very much based on personal opinion, any of the top 8 distros/OS here distrowatch.com/ are very easy to get started with.
I don't know if you check your comments but.... I've seen the new update for steam with wine built in making it really easy to use, could you do a video over it because there are about 2 videos now on it and it would be cool to see your version.
Can you make a tutorial on how to install Kali linux as a persistent USB boot?
everything is fine except nvidia graphic card on my laptop :/
Why do I need to see you, show your screen instead
There are a whole bunch of installation screencasts with no people in them, I wanted to make videos showing that regular folks can install Linux and make it more approachable
Good mixture of lecture and illustration. Thanks from a new linux user.
Go watch other video then...
I installed Ubuntu on my 5 year old dell two in one and everything worked great. I shut it down for the night. However, when I opened and turned it on in the morning, the trackpad and keyboard wouldn’t work and could only work with an external mouse and keyboard. Help
I care so much about seeing the screen and so little about seeing his face
error occurred while configuring encrypted volumes. configuration has been aborted
dell 7559 works well too with linux
I had bought a new Dell Inspiron 15 3000 series laptop yesterday,which had come with a ubuntu version of 14.04. I decided to update and started the update process in the terminal. When it had reached 100%, it was unable to install and it gave the message,"Your Link May be Broken". But when i restarted the computer,it just hangs when i give my password at the login screen. Then i decided to install ubuntu 16.10 which i had downloaded long before to install it on my desktop.But it was a 32 bit version, and my laptop was a 64 bit.However i installed ubuntu 16.10 on my laptop,but i get a black screen when trying to install. Then i searched the net and got it to work,and installed it. When i restarted my laptop i simply get a message from dell assist saying that there is no bootable devices and i changed the boot to harddisk and when it loads the screen changes to white with weird symbols like (; (( ;'' ;;:; ;;) and it gives the message saying "Your Computer has low graphics-mode",but i have a basic graphics card (intel cherryview). I saw youtube videos but none of them work, and the great thing is that i do not have the chance of getting back to 14.04 because i erased it and installed the 16.10. Please help. Thanks
Hi. I read on many sites that you have to disable the open source nouveau drivers and install the proprietary drivers from nVidia (before or after installation I'm not sure). Have you come across those recommendations?
thank , its help a lot
first, you did not explain what to do with the iso file. second no one can see the step by step process.
oh, so i cant just download ubuntu and run it? i have to have usb stick? i have windows vista installed, but i want linux/ubuntu PLEASE HELP
bro, you're awesome
The feeling is mutual! Thanks for watching!
I was installing it and all of a sudden on the 3rd screen "Wireless" The left and right click just stopped working. What do I do?
When I install and then restart, I am prompted with the message to remove the installer and hit enter, but after I hit enter, the screen just goes blank.
on my laptop it fails to boot up from the usb
256gb?!?!
the install went great now i did my reboot and it is coming up with please unlock disk sda3_crypt and i have no clue what it is talking about
I checked all steps I think I installed correctly but I don't have wifi and when I tried to install drivers it froze. Any ideas?
having words in your password is not good. Random letters, number and symbols.
Per your video SDA=drive1, SDB=drive2, SDC=drive3 etc, does this naming convention apply if you have a M.2 PCIE SSD (card) installed? It would make sense to load OS 16.04 into that and use other drives for data content. If so how would you configure folders for common usage to utilise other on board SSD's i.e. myDocs or Documents folder with store actual content to an alternate drive other than the one that is running the OS exclusively?
i tried installing ubuntu from DVD and USB but none of them worked i keep getting a kernel corrupted error,
I installed Ubuntu on my laptop and my wifi is not working. Is it because I need to update my drivers?
Depends. Some WiFi drivers are actually available via the "Additional Drivers" program in Ubuntu.
good video
If I erase the disk will I lose all of my windows data?
Yes you will lose all your windows data
Yes
It will
erasing the disk ? what do you think that will do?
I'm having issues with installing this onto my thinkpad T460.
I get no wifi adapter found .. Pls help
I'm using windows 10, now i want to install Ubuntu 18.04, can i install Ubuntu without losing my old data in hard disk, i don't want to install in Vm ware or virtual box or Dual Boot, i want to install directly. is there any possible, please help me.
I'm getting a problem in disk management where we select the disk on which we install the OS! Its showing me an empty window and there are few buttons of change +, - and continue. When I'm clicking on continue it's showing an error of you must select a mount option :/ I'm really confused can anyone help me ?
Could u plz help me install fingerprint sensor in Ubuntu ...
So if I remove a failing Windows HDD, install a fresh SSD, then boot Ubuntu from USB, can I then continue the Linux install on the new blank SSD and if everything works, from then on my machine can boot into Linux?
Literally no os will install on my computer....
I have problem when i was install the ubuntu 16.04 the PC was shat down .plese help
my pc cant finde anything once i finish installling ?
cant i run this guide to pc ?
I keep getting an error "Bootloader install fail". My laptop has three ssd, one raid made up of two 120gb and one 240gb. Any suggestions?
Just one question.... my notebook has 2 HD( 1 ssd and 1 HDD) when I tried ubuntu it didint showed my HDD... so I quit. I'm going to erase windows also. Is this a problem? or I need to fully install ubuntu so it can mount my hdd automatically?
when i type the command to install steam it said unable to locate package steam. whats wrong?
HI adter i install linux ubuntu i have no contextual menu or canot double click on the desktop to open folders can you help...
what about the graphics drivers ( if you have two graphics card , which one is used )
Thanks, but after it ask me to restart I took out the usb for the boot but when it boot without the usb it just takes me to a black screen with a blinking command sign and I can't type anything but when I insert the usb back in it loads the Ubuntu screens and account. Did I do something wrong along the way?
great
Mine launches to gnu grub version 2. 02 beta3-4ubuntu7 and stops
ubuntu new applications not launching can you help..
I cannot get the Wi-Fi connection while installing, only Ethernet is detected
This happens with some laptops which are not Linux certified - the company who made your wifi chip won't let them ship the firmware, but it can be downloaded during the install process. Plug a Cat5 Ethernet cable in, install and then check out 'System Settings -> Additional Drivers'. And if you don't want to bother with any of that, buy a System 76 laptop or a Dell Ubuntu XPS 13
Would shrinking the partion that windows sits on and making ubuntu the main partion be a better idea. Just in case you need to run something that is exclusive to windows. Any comments on if they think this is a good idea would be much appreciated?
very good video, thank you so much. this revived a crappy hp laptop that runs windows 10 like shit. :) thumbs up
my hp laptop runs Ubuntu pretty well too
i have dell inspiron 15 3000 series
its doesn't show wifi networks in ubuntu.... though wifi works on windows
good....
Wow is it free to install?
what about Lenovo ideapad 330 !!
Is it possible to install linux on laptop that do not have driver support for linux ?
Hii I am unavailable to install steam
Hello! Which distro would you recommend for a thinkpad t410?
How can I make the fn keys of my laptop work properly on ubuntu???
Almost all laptops work with FN keys by default, what is the brand / model you are using? Did you use Ubuntu 16.04 or 17.10?
Snowfoundry Media it's a Samsung series 3 notebook ... i have problems using the fn+key functions, specially the volume controls it just work once and then stop working ... maybe some driver or some config to do??
How long does " copying file" take ? I install on Virtual Box
I've tried installing ubuntu on my new laptop and everything works great until it reaches a point where it just hangs indefinitely repeating the same line of code in the terminal over and over. It goes on for hours (it lasted for 8) and eventually I have to turn it off. Do I just wait for it or is something wrong? Any help would be great because I've tried looking on the ubuntu forums and nothing.