AND’ recently released Ubuntu 13.04 but you already know something about Ubuntu 13.10 that is its official name “Saucy Salamander” and will unfortunately not many improvements but continuous stabilization and small updates to make it at par with more aggressive competitors.
The most important updates:
At last it's official, the 25 April is not just a simple day of celebration but it is also the release date for Ubuntu 13.04 l ’ latest version of Ubuntu and more waiting. Why is the most awaited?
Simply because it supports the Dual-boot between Windows 8 and Ubuntu and there will be no issue of conflict, the news of course are many more but this maybe is the best of all.
As I promised in previous reviews and guide I installed Ubuntu 12.10 in parallel (DUAL BOOT) with Windows 8, with the new UEFI Bios. There is a lineup of the steps to take to remove all barriers imposed by the UEFI.
Before you start:
You will need a blank USB at least 4 Gb, you don't need to disable Windows otherwise UEFI 8 wont go over!
Let's look together: (You can see in the video below)
1) Download Lili USB Creator, to create a USB bootable from Boot.
2) Join me at ubuntu.org and download Ubuntu 12.10 to 64 bit (mandatory).
3) Create your bootable USB.
If you are following me by time perhaps you will know that on my PC I never personally isntallato Ubuntu, but a derivative called Xubuntu. This system has proved very reliable and always, After you have upgraded the computer RAM I decided to install the major version to discover the characteristics, see them now together:
If you are interested in operating systems and changed often, You may have noticed that creating the boot CD is useless, for this change to USB bootable.
The USB replaces the CD to boot your PC ’ so as to trigger the ’ installation of new operating system, first of all we need to do:
Suggest you read this guide:
If you are trying to install Ubuntu 12.10 in parallel with windows 8 Surely you will have encountered many problems, support for now is very low but with the new operating system, everything will be easier. At the end of April will reach Ubuntu 13.04, with maximum support to interact with the Windows Uefi.
For now the procedure is very complex but these days I'll be able to create a guide for installing Linux in parallel.
Many Linux enthusiasts who have recently purchased a PC with Windows 8 found themselves in difficulty during the installation ’ in dual Boot.
In most cases you create errors at startup ’ of one or the other system ’, for now, Linux, alone is trying to solve problems instead of Windows wants them just generate apparently putting a spoke in the wheels to competition.
Tomorrow morning I'll try in a Dual Boot installation of Windows 8 and Ubuntu 12.10 following all the directions of the forum and of the same Linux.
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