Re: [orca-list] Installation of UBuntu-18.04

[Milton <milton duurzaamdigitaal org>]

Hi bittukumar,


Install Ubuntu 18.04 with Orca

First of all make a backup of your files in case something unlikely happens.
Evereyone feel free to correct me if I am wrong.
In Windows you can create a free space on the hard disk for Ubuntu for 
exampel you can increase the space in C:

I start the computer with a pendrive with Ubuntu 18.04 live-install.
After a minute I hear the sound of the drums. I then press Alt+Super+S 
to start Orca.

Step 1:
with Tab I can choose for 3 options:
1. schoose a lanugage, with Arrow Down I walk through the list of 74 
options. When I land on my prefered language I press Tab to continu;
2. Try Ubuntuj without installing;
3. Install Ubuntu.
Press Enter on the Install button.

step 2:
If not connected by cable I get a question to connect by wifi to the 
internet. This is for the option to install updates during installation.
Tab to NEXT and press Enter.

Step 3:
I get the question how to install Ubuntu. Normal install is select by 
default. When connect to the internet also install updates during 
installation is checked by default.
I Tab to the next option to install other like third party software and 
codecss. I can press Spacebar to check this option. I then Tab to NEXT 
and press Enter.

Step 4:
Ubuntu detects my keyboard. If not I can Tab to type some characters to 
check. I Tab to NEXT and press Enter.

Step 5:
I get the question how to install and with Arrow Down I can choose an 
option then Tab to NEXT and press Enter.
The options can be:
1. install ubuntu next to Windows;
2. Erase disk and install Ubuntu;
3. Something els.

Step 6:
In case I choose in Step 5 for installing Ubuntu next to Windows I 
continu with Step 7.

In case I want to create a separate home partition I choose for 
Something els in Step 5. Now I will be abel to make 2 partitions, one 
for the system files and one for home.
Ubuntu shows me the partitions on the hard disk. I can Arrow Down and 
use flat review to get more details.
When I land on the option Free space I Tab to the button Add and press 
Enter.
Ubuntu shows the amount of space in MB. I type for example 15000 for the 
system files and Tab to the next options. I choose for Primair with 
Arrow Up and Tab to the mount point and with Arrow Down I choose for / 
(slash). I Tab to OK button and press Enter.

Next I Arrow Down to the left Free space and Tab to the Add button and 
press Enter.
Rarely I land on the OK button so I press Tab to other options.
Ubuntu shows me the amount of space left. I Tab to the mount point and 
select /home with Arrow down. I Tab to OK and press Enter.

Step 7:
I get a question to confirm if I agree with the changes that will be 
made. I Tab to the Further button and press Enter.

Step 8:
I get a question about my location to set time and date correctly. In my 
case I just have to Tab to NEXT and press Enter.

Step 9:
I now type my username and Tab to the next field to type a name for my 
computer. After I Tab to the field to type a password and Tab to confirm 
my password. The next option after Tab I can choose to login 
automatically with Arrow Up, the default is to login with my password.
finally I Tab to the Install button and press Enter.

After the install is complete Orca says to press Enter to reboot. After 
this Orca will be silent. So after about 20 seconds I take off the 
pendrive and press Enter.

A minor thing is the difference with Ubuntu 16.04 is  that after reboot 
Orca have to start again by pressing Alt+Super+S and that there is no 
sound of the drums if you choose to login with your password. So now you 
have to wait and guess when you can launch Orca.

Remember that in a dual boot the grub will appear after starting the 
computer and there is no Orca working yet. By default Ubuntu is the 
first in the menu and will start after 10 seconds. You can change those 
10 seconds in /etc/default/grub to for example -1 that means the grub 
will stay untill you press Enter. You can also set a beep sound when the 
grub appear. After changing this file you have to run sudo update-grub 
to execute the changes.

success.
Milton


Op 20-07-18 om 18:02 schreef bittukumar jaiswal via orca-list:
> Hello, all!
> If possible can anyone give me the step by step gide of how to install
> Ubuntu 18.04.
> 1. how to do alongside installation I mean  [dole boot]
> 2. how to make fresh installation with creating /and /Home partition.
> actually I have to gide my friends but I am not able to gide them.
> On my laptop I only did. but now I am not able to gide.
> they are using Windows 10.
> so please if anyone can. thanks in advance.
>
> --
> Best regards
> Bittukumar Jaiswal
> technical assistant and trainer,
> Snehankit Helpline.
> E-Mail ID: bittukjaiswal gmail com
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