Get Ubuntu Netbook Edition

Get Ubuntu Netbook Edition

Ubuntu Netbook is easy to use and easy to get. Choose the method that suits you best. You can download or upgrade Ubuntu now, absolutely free.

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Ways to get Ubuntu

Download for free

The best way to get Ubuntu Netbook is to buy it pre-installed on a netbook computer. But you may want to replace your existing operating system. Ubuntu Netbook is available to download from the Internet, completely free.

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Upgrade

We're always working to improve Ubuntu. Because it's free software and developed by many of the world’s leading programmers, we guarantee regular updates and upgrades. They're free and easy to install.

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Questions you may have

Will my computer work with Ubuntu?

Try it and see! Ubuntu works brilliantly with most computer models whether they're Dell, HP, Acer or Toshiba. If you're unsure whether your computer will work with Ubuntu, you can always run an Ubuntu USB alongside your current system – if it works, you're all set to go.

What software can I run on Ubuntu?

Ubuntu comes packed with all the open-source software and applications you need. You can find hundreds of fantastic applications in the Ubuntu Software Centre. And Ubuntu integrates brilliantly with other technologies too – whether it's Microsoft Office, Flash or Skype.

Can I get a computer with Ubuntu on it?

Yes you can! Lots of retailers sell computers with Ubuntu pre-installed. Ask in your local store or search for a distributor online.

Can I keep my current system and run Ubuntu alongside it?

Yes – that's easy. You can create a USB stick to run Ubuntu alongside your current system.

Can I trial Ubuntu before installing it?

That's easy too! Just create a USB stick so you can trial Ubuntu without affecting your current system.

What will happen to all my files?

When you switch to Ubuntu, you can open, edit and manage your existing files and use hardware like cameras, phones, printers and MP3 players. Remember, it's always a good idea to back up your files first – so back up before you fire up!