Operating System

Computational Setup

For this computational setup, we’ll be using Ubuntu as our operating system. This requires dual booting on Windows 11 with Ubuntu 22.04 LTS

<aside> 📝 This guide is mainly written for Ubuntu users so you may encounter issues otherwise

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Setup for Windows

Installing Ubuntu

1. Make partition for installing the OS

• Go to your disk management tool on windows.
• Select your biggest partition (by default the C drive)
• Click “Shrink Volume”
• Shrink 50gb → go to IT if the shrink fails
• Create a new partition

1. Acquire a bootable USB that has the Ubuntu image
2. Restart the computer and enter BIOS settings (Press F2)

• Select the USB with Ubuntu image as the primary boot loader
• Disable Secure Boot if enabled
• Save and exit

1. When the computer starts again, select “Try/Install Ubuntu”

• Stick to the default settings EXCEPT the partition to install Ubuntu on
• Make sure that the selected partition matches the size of the partition you created earlier