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what is Ubuntu #1
If i download Ubuntu to a usb drive and then start my computer with that usb drive in will it mess with my windows 8 or will it leave it as is. and if i take the usb stick out will it go back to windows 8. What all is Ubuntu used for?

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what is Ubuntu #2
If i download Ubuntu to a usb drive and then start my computer with that usb drive in will it mess with my windows 8 or will it leave it as is. and if i take the usb stick out will it go back to windows 8. What all is Ubuntu used for?

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RE: what is Ubuntu #3
It won't mess up your other OS since it's a live boot.


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RE: what is Ubuntu #4
It won't mess up your other OS since it's a live boot.


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RE: what is Ubuntu #5
You can always just bring up a VM with Ubuntu and start exploring it that way. This will probably be easier in your case. Also, you can get a taste of a few different operating systems using virtual machines(Debian and RedHat based Linux, for example). I think it's always a good idea to try out the different distributions when you are learning Linux.

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RE: what is Ubuntu #6
You can always just bring up a VM with Ubuntu and start exploring it that way. This will probably be easier in your case. Also, you can get a taste of a few different operating systems using virtual machines(Debian and RedHat based Linux, for example). I think it's always a good idea to try out the different distributions when you are learning Linux.

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RE: what is Ubuntu #7
I don't buy this 'ubuntu the learners linux' rubbish..
If you can read man pages you can install and learn any distribution.

Back on topic...

Ubuntu is a Debian derivative, even though it's pretty much not backwards compat.
In my opinion one of the worst derivatives there is. Bulk/Bloat/Unnecessary packages dragged through repo.

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RE: what is Ubuntu #8
(10-31-2013, 05:28 PM)Boxingfan Wrote: What all is Ubuntu used for?

Its function is the same as Windows 8 or any other operating system, to provide you with an interface to, and interact with your computer hardware.

Ubuntu is simply one of the many free and open source alternatives to Microsoft's costly and closed source Windows operating system.

(11-16-2013, 08:23 PM)ZeroForOwned Wrote: I don't buy this 'ubuntu the learners linux' rubbish..
If you can read man pages you can install and learn any distribution.

Back on topic...

Ubuntu is a Debian derivative, even though it's pretty much not backwards compat.
In my opinion one of the worst derivatives there is. Bulk/Bloat/Unnecessary packages dragged through repo.

Nothing about this post was on topic. If you dont have anything relevant to say how about you stay off the topic. Alright?

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RE: what is Ubuntu #9
It was a continuation of the previous comment.
Inb4 reading.

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RE: what is Ubuntu #10
It was a continuation of the previous comment.
Inb4 reading.

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