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Reasons for Choosing Ubuntu Operating System

   

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Reasons for choosing Ubuntu Operating System
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Easy To set up:
Much the same as Windows, setting up Ubuntu Linux is simple and any
individual with fundamental information of PCs would setup be able to utilize his/her
framework. Setting up Ubuntu Linux takes less shorter time compared to windows
though. Throughout the years, Canonical has enhanced the general work area
encounter and cleaned the User Interface. Shockingly, numerous individuals even call
Ubuntu less demanding to use when contrasted with Windows and this has never been
true (Rankin, and Hill, 2014).
Ubuntu is free:
Doubtlessly it's is a major motivation to utilize Ubuntu Linux. Downloading,
setting up, and utilizing Ubuntu Linux doesn't cost a penny. Basically download it
from Canonical's site or visit your most loved torrent site, make a bootable ISO or
consume it on a USB drive. It's likewise being received at different instructive and
government associations over the world to decrease costs. In addition, the vast
majority of the product is likewise free.
In the not so distant future, other latest LTS patches will be released, i.e., Ubuntu
18.04. In this way, anyone can likewise investigate real highlights/changes coming to
Ubuntu on the off chance that you're willing to make a move in future. This evidently
assists many individuals in planning for the future since Ubuntu as well updates all
their users on any future upgrades and improvements that are coming.
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Moreover, malware dangers related with Ubuntu Linux are too small. Ubuntu
therefore spares the anti-virus cost since you needn't bother with any. Its implicit
Firewall and infection security strategy ensures that you're well secured (Neil, 2016).
Why Ubuntu Server?
Ubuntu Server conveys monetary and specialized adaptability to your datacentre,
open or private. Regardless of whether one needs to send an OpenStack cloud or a
Hadoop bunch, Ubuntu Server conveys the best esteem scale-out execution compared
to most servers in the market now.
Setting Up Ubuntu server on virtual box
To begin, we must have Ubuntu Server ISO file and Virtual Box installed.
Downloading The Ubuntu Server.
After Downloading Ubuntu server and virtualbox, then we begin to set the server
(Sinha, 2017).
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Make another virtual machine on Virtual Box by tapping on New.
Select type and version of the virtual machine. In this case I selected Linux and
Ubuntu (64-bits).
Select the amount of memory (RAM). VirtualBox recommends 768 MB. I
selected 1,536 MB to have enough memory.
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At this point, you need to load the Ubuntu Server ISO file.
Ubuntu Server installation has started. Select the language. In this example,
English.
Next we need to proceed with the on screen steps. By keeping the language
English and Installing the server (Srinivasa and Singh, 2018).
The preceding steps are now or setting up the server network. We have to
provide the Ubuntu Server hostname. This hostname will be used to access the server.
I typed ubuntuvmsrv. Vm to mean virtual machine on the network and srv to mean the
server.
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Then Provide your real name, your user-name and your password.
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