Ubuntu: Get a free CD of Ubuntu in your home

Ubuntu is a Linux distribution that you can install in your home or business without having to pay anything. Linux is free, free, "says free, not have to pay anything regardless of distribution, which are many in the" market ".

Distributions include the Linux desktop I highlight Ubuntu. This Linux distribution is the one responsible for "windowslização" of Linux, it comes with a cute little face and a more friendly interface for the Common User. Furthermore, it is entirely in Portuguese.

If you use a computer to surf the net, edit text or small computer activities Ubuntu is a great operating system. I personally continue to work with Windows because I need programs from Adobe and Corel to work. But it is why I no longer seek to know how the Linux, I have installed Ubuntu and Suse on my virtual machine. If you do not know what is a virtual machine, read the post "Virtualization Tutorial" I made early in the Design Technology. Through this article you will know how to work with more than one operating system on the same machine without having to format anything, much less make a dual boot system startup.

As stated in the beginning of the post Ubuntu is free. Beauty Rodrigo, but how do I get Ubuntu for free?

You can get in three ways: by downloading directly from the site, getting CDs recorded by volunteers or asking for a CD for free. It is their choice, but if you have a broadband connection I recommend downloading the file. ISO directly from the site. The file is typically 800MB. Then you can burn to a CD or, if you use a virtual machine, install the update file. ISO. To download or order the Ubuntu CD please visit Samba.

To learn more about Virtualization and Virtual Machines recommend reading this tutorial made by me. This is a very current and my interest, even to be subject of my Article Scientific graduate in Information Security.

If you've never seen the "face" of Ubuntu, is that this post is a print screen of my work area where you can 't see the desktop with Ubuntu in a window open on my Windows operating system.

OBS. I am a little biased virtualization. I am passionate about technology. That view multiple operating systems running on different platform and network at the same time makes me very happy. Although I will have the opportunity to work with server virtualization and I specialize in the area.