Graphic tutorial: Complete guide to install, configure and beautify Ubuntu 17.10 and Windows dual systems

This tutorial is based on Ubuntu 17.10, but in addition to the Gnome plug-in part below, it also supports Ubuntu16

Preface

Ubuntu 17.10 has been officially released on October 19, 2017.

Ubuntu provides us with a friendly Linux desktop user experience, and also has advantages over Windows such as native terminal and native Docker. It is very suitable for developers and people who need to learn Linux.

However, it is difficult to find software that can provide the same experience on Linux as Office and Adobe series tools on Windows.

So, dual system has become a very good choice.

final effect

Installation preparation

A USB flash drive larger than 2GB

A computer with Windows system installed

Boot disk creation tool Rufus:

You can download the Portable version[Rufus 2.17 Portable], no installation required, just unzip and use

Creating a boot disk

Open Rufus, select the U disk, select the Ubuntu 17.10 image downloaded above (note to back up the important data in the U disk first, this step will format the U disk), click Start and wait for the writing to be successful

Allocate hard disk partition

Right-click Computer->Management->Disk Management, right-click C drive, select compressed volume (recommended to install on SSD)

Divide the space you want to allocate to the Ubuntu system and select compression. I allocated 100GiB here

Install and restart the computer, select the U disk prepared above to start, and select the second item-Install Ubuntu

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