swap – partition used for accessing and using hard disk space as additional memory when using near 99% of your RAM. boot partition – where boot files will be stored. home – partition used for most of the software you install and storing everyday files. – which is root space where all software required for OS is stored.

If you choose it be sure to make following mounting drives. Something else option is for more advanced users. If you want to replace your OS with Ubuntu Budgie you can also choose that option. For new users it is recommended to choose install alongside currently installed system. If you install it alongside other OS on same drive Grub will replace default bootloader, adding both newly installed Linux OS and old system on boot list to choose which to boot into. Linux based systems use GRUB loader to boot. Depending on free space on HDD and how many HDD’s you have you can setup 2 system on same HDD or each on separate drive. STEP 2Īfter you’ve setup your location, keyboard, and language settings, up next is drive partitioning. If you’ve chosen first option, you will be still able to install the UB by pressing Install Ubuntu Budgie icon located on desktop. After you load the live version of Ubuntu Budgie, you can choose to load the operating system for testing and preview by pressing “Try Ubuntu Budgie without installing”, or press “Install Ubuntu Budgie” to go straight for installation. Depending on your motherboard and BIOS software, this may be called something different. If any of button doesn’t have that function, head over to BIOS settings by pressing DEL button while booting, and go to Boot Device settings. Some will show how to access boot options while booting, while others will require you to check each button by doing trial and error until you find the right one. Note: Some computers and laptops, depending on the Motherboard have different function key assigned to access bootable menu. To boot from bootable USB drive press F8 and select your USB which will be presented alongside other HDD and CD-DVD drives. Congratulation, if everything went right you’ve made your bootable installation USB drive.Īfter you’re done with making bootable medium, restart your computer and choose to boot from bootable USB drive. After you click ok, UnetBootin will start extracting ISO to USB. Failure to do so may result in loss of data. Note: When using Windows, be sure to check if UnetBootin has selected the correct drive letter. (Usually Downloads folder) Choose your USB drive and click ok.

Since there is not yet Ubuntu Budgie as an option you must select Diskimage option, and then specify path to where you’ve downloaded iso.

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