Jan 10, 2010
Bootable USB drive
How can i install Ubuntu and windows vista in one computer?
1. FIRST INSTALL VISTA/XP/W7 ON YOUR SYSTEM
2.START your system and insert installation disk in drive
u will get a pop-up window
NO.1 is for for installation of ubuntu alongside windows or as a single operating system .
>>>>> in this option u can edit or re-partiton your hard drive
>>>>>>>AND IF YOU ARE BEGINNER IT IS BETTER TO NOT TRY ABOVE METHOD
********************METHOD II*****************************
NO.2 is for installing ubuntu inside your operating system as an application without editing your old partition configuration. this method is very easy but reduce very little disk performance
after clicking on "Install Inside Windows" you'll get a pop-up window like this
NOW select disk,disk size ,enter password and click install
after completing installation process , SYSTEM will reboot and ubuntu will
install itself
Ubuntu may be more popular than Linux itself in 2010:-BY GOOGLE
Google predicts that Ubuntu may be more popular than Linux itself in 2010
Ubuntu is just one of a myriad of Linux distributions, but no one can deny that its rise to fame has been meteoric, especially as a desktop OS.
This week Google announced a “forecast” feature in Google Insights for Search. Essentially it’s a new function that looks at the search history (popularity) of a term and tries to predict what the future trend for that term will look like.
So just out of curiosity we decided to try Ubuntu versus Linux to see what would happen. The dotted line furthest to the right in the chart below is Google’s prediction. We’ve marked the point where the interest for Ubuntu is predicted to overtake Linux with a red arrow, i.e. February 2010.
Since this is based on past data it is in no way a secure prediction of the future, but it does look quite plausible. The interest for Linux (at least as a search term) has long been declining while the interest for Ubuntu has been increasing (although it has slowed down recently).
One interpretation of this data is that the interest for Ubuntu is surpassing the interest for “just” Linux. It’s becoming quite a brand…