Ubuntu 11.10 name is Oneiric Ocelot has been released a few month ago. maby i'm very late to post this article. Actually i'm not late, i have post this on my another blog. This is y new blog, ofcourse. If you decide to try it for themselves on the computer / laptop with you, here are simple ways that you can follow the installation process one by one.
1. Download Ubuntu ISO in http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/download. This Ubuntu ISO size is 700MB. If you have limited internet, please ask your friends to help you .. :) to download the ISO .
2. Burn the ISO file to a CD / DVD (on CD Image, not in the form of data)
3. Set the boot priority in the BIOS of your computer to read the CD / DVD drive first before HD. If your computer does not boot into Ubuntu, most likely the problem is due to boot this priority.
1. Download Ubuntu ISO in http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/download. This Ubuntu ISO size is 700MB. If you have limited internet, please ask your friends to help you .. :) to download the ISO .
2. Burn the ISO file to a CD / DVD (on CD Image, not in the form of data)
3. Set the boot priority in the BIOS of your computer to read the CD / DVD drive first before HD. If your computer does not boot into Ubuntu, most likely the problem is due to boot this priority.
4. Insert the CD / DVD just Ubuntu 11.10 into the tray CD / DVD and then restart the computer. You will find the computer will boot to a CD if the boot priority is correct.
5. You will see the following screen appears. Press [ENTER] on your keyboard to make the choice of language. In this tutorial I'm using "English". 
5. You will see the following screen appears. Press [ENTER] on your keyboard to make the choice of language. In this tutorial I'm using "English".
6. On this second view, I would suggest you select [Try Ubuntu without Installing]. Once again press the [ENTER] on your keyboard to make selection.
7. After you get to the ubuntu live cd desktop, double-click on the icon [Install Ubuntu 11.10].
8. Window will be appear. Once again, select [Home] and click [Continue].
9. This step will be to check whether your computer has free space to install Ubuntu. I do not recommend you to tick the two options below as it involves the process of downloading data from the internet that would delay the installation process. Click [Continue].
10.This step will determine the space where Ubuntu 11.10 will be installed . There are two cases that I will comment on here, since this measure among the most important.
10.1 Only for advance users only.
Select [Something else] then click on [Continue].
10.1 Only for advance users only.
Select [Something else] then click on [Continue].
Then, select the partition to install Ubuntu into it. Make sure it is in the format of the file system you want and set mount point to "/". You also need to create your own swap partition if selecting measures is 10.1.
10.2 Select [Erase Disk & Install Ubuntu]
You will be taken to the next exposure. Select the partition you want to install Ubuntu on [Select drive]. The chart below will show the situation after the Ubuntu partition is mounted. Click [Install Now].
You will be taken to the next exposure. Select the partition you want to install Ubuntu on [Select drive]. The chart below will show the situation after the Ubuntu partition is mounted. Click [Install Now].
11. As the installation progresses, you will appear as follows some of the display settings.
11.1 Set the location & time zone. Click [Continue].
11.1 Set the location & time zone. Click [Continue].
11.2 Set the keyboard layout (usually English U.S.). Click [Continue].
11.3 Set personal information & password. Click [Continue].
11.4 Set your identity photos. You can use a webcam if necessary. Click [Continue].
11.5 Wait until the installation is complete.
Tips: Skip the processes involved in data download from the internet if you have limited internet.
Tips: Skip the processes involved in data download from the internet if you have limited internet.
12. Restart your computer / laptop.
13. Welcome to the world of Ubuntu 11.10!
13. Welcome to the world of Ubuntu 11.10!
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