elementary OS

elementary OS is a fast-paced, open-source operating system that is completely promising to replace Windows and macOS.

The interface of elementary OS open source operating system

The elementary OS includes all the applications that users need and does not include applications that do not have much effect. This operating system selects applications very carefully, can completely meet the daily use needs. This allows users to spend more time using the computer and less time cleaning up Bloatware. The elementary OS includes many useful things like music, mail, photos, videos, calendars, files, Terminal, drafts and cameras.

The operating system's AppCenter includes great applications and extensions for desktop devices. Users can quickly discover new applications and easily update existing applications without copyright, paid subscription or trial period.

The elementary OS provides three ways to explore: Explore by cells, items, and search feature. elementary OS is an open source operating system, has no ads, no spyware, is safe and highly secure.

Instructions to install elementary OS operating system for computers running Windows operating system

Download elementary OS

Users will need to download elementary OS, then copy the downloaded ISO file to a USB flash drive according to the instructions below.

System requirements recommended

• Intel i3 or 64 bit Dual Core processor equivalent
• 1 GB of system memory (RAM)
• 15 GB of storage space on the drive
• Internet connection

Users should back up important data to an online storage service or external hard drive. Installing a new operating system may overwrite existing data.

Create an installation drive

Users need a USB flash drive with at least 2 GB of free storage space and a software called Rufus.

1. Open Rufus
2. Insert a USB drive and select it in the Device list
3. Select ISO Image right next to Create a bootable disk using .
4. Click the disc icon and select the recently downloaded ISO
5. Click Start and wait for the process to complete

Boot from the installation drive

To begin the installation process, the user must boot the computer from the installation drive

• If the computer is still on, users need to plug in the installation drive and restart the computer
• Most computers allow users to change the boot order by pressing F12 , Esc or another function key
• Press F12 or an appropriate key and select the installation drive is usually USB-HDD or a line with the word USB . If you select the wrong drive, the computer will boot normally. Users need to restart the computer and select a different drive in that menu
• Immediately after selecting the correct boot drive, the user will see the elementary OS screen. Now the user can follow the instructions on the screen to perform the remaining steps

After installation, users need to take some time to learn about the new operating system.

Installation instructions for free elementary OS for macOS

Create an installation drive

Users need a USB flash drive of at least 2 GB and the Etcher application.

1. Insert the USB drive and select the downloaded ISO file
2. Open Etcher and select the downloaded elementary OS image file by clicking the Select image button
3. Etcher will automatically detect the USB drive but should check that the correct option is selected
4. Click the Flash button !
5. Once completed, you can remove the drive and boot to install elementary OS

Boot from the installation drive

To begin the installation process, the user must boot the computer from the installation drive

• If the computer is on, plug in the installation drive and restart the computer
• After hearing the sound, press and hold Option , then select the appropriate boot drive
• If you select the correct boot drive, the user will see the elementary OS screen to follow the instructions on the screen

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