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How to install Pinguy OS 14.04

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To install Pinguy OS 14.04

PinguyOS is a Linux distribution which is built over the Ubuntu framework. It is very simple and easy to use which is focused on the linux newbies. Installation of Pinguy is explained in this manual.

To install Pinguy

Utilise the following link to download the Pinguy OS and make it bootable.
http://pinguyos.com/download/
Now select install pinguy option to start with the installation.
Installation_PinguyOS14.04_install
Choose your preferred language and give continue.
Installation_PinguyOS14.04_language
Choose both the options in Installation window and click continue.
Installation_PinguyOS14.04_Installation_window
In Installation type, choose something else to do the partition manually.
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Select New partition table to create a new partition table and click continue.
Installation_PinguyOS14.04_New_partition_table
partition table
Now select the free space and click ‘ +’ (add) button


For Boot partition
size : 300 MB
partition type : primary
filesystem : ext4
mount point : /boot
Installation_PinguyOS14.04_boot
For Swap partition
size : 8 GB
partition type : primary
filesystem : swap area
Note: Swap partition should be always, double the size of the RAM memory.
Installation_PinguyOS14.04_Swap
For root partition
size : 13 GB
partition type : primary
filesystem : ext4
mount point : /
Installation_PinguyOS14.04_root

Once all the partitions are done, click Install now
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Select continue to write changes to disk.
Installation_PinguyOS14.04_write_changes
Choose the current location and then Continue.
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Pick the desired Keyboard type.
Installation_PinguyOS14.04_Keyboard_type
Create a new User and click continue to proceed further.
Installation_PinguyOS14.04_new_User
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Restart the system, after the installation.
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Select Pinguy OS 14.04 in the boot screen and press enter.
Installation_PinguyOS14.04_ boot_screen
Now login with the user credentials.
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Pinguy OS screen appears.
Installation_PinguyOS14.04_PinguyOS_screen
Menu Option.
Installation_PinguyOS14.04_Menu
Shortcuts
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Frequently asked questions ( 5 )

Q

What is Pinguy OS?

A

PinguyOS is a Linux distribution which is built over the Ubuntu framework.
It is very simple and easy to use which is focused on the Linux newbies.

Q

Is app not showing up in the menu?

A

Not sure why this happens. Have only seen this issue with
Ubuntu Budgie. To open run: PinguyBuilder-gtk

Q

is pinguy os available in 32 bit?

A

Pinguy OS is available in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions

Q

How do I run this in the terminal without using the GUI?

A

Use the following command to run this in the terminal without using the GUI:
#sudo PinguyBuilder

Q

How to install pinguy OS 14.04 on Ubuntu?

A

First install Gdebi package
Gdebi will take care of all necessary dependencies while installing a software
#sudo apt-get install gdebi
Then install Pinguy Builder
#sudo gdebi pinguybuilder_4.3-6_all-beta.deb

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