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Now is the time to test your hardware compatibility. Sometimes the distribution of your choice might not have good support for the proprietary components like WiFi, GPU etc included in your laptop/desktop.

#Rufus os instal setup full

A live installer is a full copy of the OS for you to tinker with, before you feel that the OS is of your liking and also compatible with your hardware. Select “Pop!_OS 20.04 LTS” (#1) and then click on either the normal ISO (#2) or the Nvidia-specific ISO (#3) to start downloading it.Īfter you have downloaded a copy of ISO that is suitable for your use case and machine, your next step will be to create a live installer for Pop!_OS. Visit System76’s website to download a copy of Pop!_OS. In this guide, I’ll be using the non-Nvidia version of Pop!_OS 20.04 LTS (but the installer steps will be the same for every variant of the same version). If you are not sure, check the graphics card on your system and choose the appropriate version while downloading. For users with an AMD (and/or an Intel for iGPU and for the upcoming dGPU) users.For users with a Nvidia GPU in their computer.Pop!_OS 20.04 LTS is available in two variants (more details in next section). Therefore, System76 offers two variants for each version of Pop!_OS.

#Rufus os instal setup drivers

And soon enough, version 21.10 will be released.īecause Nvidia does not have open source drivers, installing Nvidia GPU Drivers ends up causing problems to your Linux installation if not done correctly. Current LTS release is “Pop!_OS 20.04 LTS” and “Pop!_OS 21.04”. Canonical releases a LTS version of Ubuntu in April of every even numbered year.Ī new Non-LTS version is released every 6 months (in April and September, every year) and that particular version is supported only for 9 months from release date.Īs of writing this article, Pop!_OS is available in two (technically four, but we will get to that later) versions. All LTS releases are supported for 5 years from release date. Just like Ubuntu, Pop!_OS comes in two variants. I highly recommend that you try out Pop!_OS in VirtualBox before installing it on your computer, specially if you are new to Linux.

#Rufus os instal setup install

Install Pop!_OS alongside Windows AKA dual boot (even though the linked guide is for Ubuntu, it should work for Pop!_OS make sure to turn off “Secure Boot”).

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Install Pop!_OS as a Virtual Machine using VirtualBox on your PC without affecting your current Windows install.

There are multiple ways to install Pop!_OS (and all other Linux distros) on your computer. Choosing the installation method for Pop OS This isn’t an opinion article on why you should use Pop OS over Ubuntu, but a guide, for you to get started with Linux on your PC by installing Pop!_OS on it. Considering it is a relatively new distro among a plethora of other “well established distros” like Ubuntu, Manjaro, Mint etc this is a big achievement! Out of all the new Linux distributions out there, the user-base of Pop!_OS just “popped” out of nowhere. Since System76 sells Linux-first laptops and desktops, their Linux distribution, even though is based on Ubuntu, provides support for bleeding edge hardware (only if the newer Linux kernel does not create a conflict for currently supported hardware). Pop!_OS is the Linux distribution created by System76 and is based on Ubuntu. Brief: Learn to install Pop OS Linux distribution by replacing all other operating systems on your computer.