This is the preferred method for installing Ubuntu on a laptop. Installing Ubuntu with secure boot enabled Create a Bootable usb stick (on Windows)
A Nvidia GPU (RTX 3070 for this example).This tutorial also assumes that your PC only has Windows10 installed with secure boot enabled by default. Be prepared to browse askUbuntu and StackOverflow, you’ll find useful resources at the end for common problems. This tutorial tries to address those pain points as well as to clarify some seemingly obscure steps but fails at being exhaustive since each installation likely depends on the hardware configuration.ĭisclaimer: Be wary that the install depends heavily on the hardware you have (it worked fine on AORUS Gigabyte laptops with a RTX 3070 and i7 core, Alienware m15 r4 with an intel core i7, and a RTX 3080) what’s written here, although being general enough to target most of the problems encountered during the install, might not suffice. However, while this installation is much easier than it was earlier on, some pain points still exist, especially if you try to configure the graphical drivers. Almost every programmer has to deal with Linux at some point in their career, and will most likely end up installing it from scratch on a new machine.
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