An Ubuntu Live USB is basically an Ubuntu OS installation iso that provides two options upon bootup: try it first or install it. This option is perhaps the easiest one of them all. Test out Ubuntu 20.04 LTS or any other variant before you decide to either overwrite your current OS or install it alongside Windows on your laptop or PC. Option #2: Try Unbuntu 20.04 LTS before Installing ItĪfter deciding on the Ubuntu version you want, trying it out without installing it is a great option. Overall, LTS versions are the most popular and the most stable. If you are tech-savvy, feel free to explore the choices. However, non-LTS versions get newer features, but they, unfortunately, encounter more bugs. Other releases like Ubuntu 20.10 (Groovy Gorilla) do not carry long-term support and only receive nine months of updates.
LTS versions give you long-term support (five years) for drivers plus system and security updates. Several Ubuntu Operating System variants are available, including core Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Ubuntu MATE, Ubuntu Budgie, and many more.įor simplicity’s sake, we’ll ignore derivatives such as Kubuntu and Xubuntu, not to mention server variants, and focus on the core Ubuntu Desktop, namely Focal Fossa (Ubuntu 20.04 LTS). The article is about the type of install you want to have and how to install it, including replacing your Windows 7, 8, or 10 OS with a full Ubuntu installation, installing Ubuntu alongside Windows 10, making a persistent USB Live drive, or trying Ubuntu without actually installing anything.īefore you install Ubuntu, you need to decide on which version you want. The install methods discussed here do not specifically refer to installation media options (DVD, Server, USB).
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