Only the main components including a web browser and basic utilities are installed. Download updates while installing Ubuntu. The Ubuntu team is always working towards making Linux better.
You can automatically download and install updates right during Ubuntu installation, letting you save time after OS installation. Install third-party software for graphics and Wi-Fi hardware and additional media formats. Tick this checkbox if you would like to install additional software, such as proprietary Wi-Fi drivers, video drivers, some TTF fonts etc. Installation type. This screen contains options for preparing a disk for Ubuntu installation. Erase disk and install Ubuntu. This is the default option.
All disk space will be automatically allocated to Ubuntu. Attention: All data on the virtual disk will be erased—there is no reason to worry about it, however, because an empty virtual disk created previously is being used for installing Ubuntu on VirtualBox. Something else. Use this option for manual creation of the partition table on your virtual disk which is used to install Ubuntu on VirtualBox.
Click Install Now when you are ready to continue. Then on the confirmation screen, hit Continue. Figure 4. Some versions of software use the hard disk serial number for licensing. If the ID is not eight characters, include a leading zero.
Type the following command at a command prompt: vol c:. Legacy Quartus II software version 7. If the table does not list a software version, the user guide for the previous software version applies. Updated the license sample in Floating Network License Example. Removed Windows 7 support. Document maintenance updates. Added a note about discontinuation of older releases. Added an entry for Windows in Software Requirements.
Updated step 6 which described download options completely in Downloading. Minor correction in the title of Installing Programming Cable Drivers. In License File Header topic, updated the license header sample to remove references to Altera. MD5 Message-Digest Algorithm. Rebranded myAltera to My Intel along with the related screenshots. Renamed Installation Directory topic to Installation Path.
Moved content about getting hardware information to Appendix. Added information about specifying more than one licensing server. Removed references to automatic web license retrieval. Removed instructions to set environment variables on Linux and Windows.
Updated the supported Red Hat Linux version number 5, 6 and 7 instead of 5 and 6. Removed all references to Solaris, which is no longer supported. Added make as a required Linux library. Added a quick start for fixed, single user licenses. Updated "Download and Installation Prerequisites" topic. Removed references to bit Quartus II software. Updated "Rehosting a License" topic.
Updated bit libraries in "Download and Installation Prerequisites" topic. Updated "Modifying the Network License File" topic. Nov, Updated information about downloading. Removed note about installing software separately from "Installing Device Family Support" topic. May, Removed reference to Windows Vista in "Cables and Ports" topic. Updated downloading, installing, and uninstalling Altera software information in "Altera Download Center" topic.
Any Linux OS distribution. Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 and 8. Install the bit libpng Displays the installer help. Displays product information. Specifies the installation mode.
This option is mandatory when you use unattended mode. Specifies which components you want to disable, in a comma-separated list. If you install multiple copies of the same software with the same version on Windows, it specifies the installation name.
Specifies the target directory for the license agreement files. Lite and Standard Editions. The host name of the server in the license. The port number. The path to the vendor daemon on the server. The name of the vendor daemon that manages the feature. Any version of software released up to and including this date is licensed. The date after which the software or service pack cannot be used.
The number of concurrent users that can run each feature. Specified for certain third-party license features. Altera Software Installation and Licensing. Updated the list of Ubuntu prerequisite packages in Software Requirements. Updated the processor requirements in Minimum Hardware Requirements.
Reorganized content. Removed "How to Contact Us" topic. Removed all references to Talkback feature. Removed instructions on downloading.
Reorganized the document. Eric Mamet. Eric Mamet Eric Mamet 1 1 gold badge 4 4 silver badges 11 11 bronze badges. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. This is for Intel too. The amd64 mean that this image is for bit architecture. Improve this answer. I didn't know that.
To upgrade on a server system: Install update-manager-core if it is not already installed. Launch the upgrade tool with the command sudo do-release-upgrade on Follow the on-screen instructions. Note that the server upgrade will use GNU screen and automatically re-attach in case of dropped connection problems. The -d switch is necessary to upgrade from Ubuntu Upgrades on i Users of the i architecture will not be presented with an upgrade to Ubuntu Support for i as a host architecture was dropped in New Features in Updated Packages As with every Ubuntu release, Ubuntu Linux Kernel Ubuntu HWE stack updated to Linux release series 5.
NOTE: Users who installed from Ubuntu Desktop media should see the note about desktop tracking the rolling hardware enablement kernel series by default here. Notable features and enhancements in 5.
Support has been added for the exFAT filesystem, virtio-fs for sharing filesystems with virtualized guests and fs-verity for detecting file modifications. Enablement of lockdown in integrity mode. Other notable kernel updates to 5. Numerous USB 3. Boot speed improvements through changing the default kernel compression algorithm to lz4 in Ubuntu It means that from January the Ubuntu Desktop will gain new major kernel versions every 6 months through to summer of , even if you installed Ubuntu Desktop earlier than this.
Read more about it on the Ubuntu discourse thread Improvements for hardware support in Ubuntu Desktop installation media. New graphical boot splash integrates with the system BIOS logo. New system menu design. New app folder design.
Smoother performance, lower CPU usage for window and overview animations , JavaScript execution , mouse movement and window movement which also has lower latency now. X11 fractional scaling. Mesa Starting with netplan. Adding ability to set ipv6-address-generation for the NetworkManager backend and emit-lldp for networkd. Compared to what was available in the previous LTS release, zfs 0. Other base system changes since Python 2. Remaining packages in Ubuntu which require Python 2.
Due to this transition the legacy python and python-minimal packages might be removed during an upgrade, being replaced by the python2 and python2-minimal packages as dependencies of the python-is-python2 package.
Snap Store The Snap Store snap-store replaces ubuntu-software as the default tool for finding and installing packages and snaps.
Ubuntu Server Installer The live server installer is now the preferred media to install Ubuntu Server on all architectures. Besides architecture support, the main user visible new features are support for automated installs and being able to install the bootloader to multiple disks for a more resilient system. There have been many other fixes under the hood to make using encryption easier, better support installing to multipath disks, more reliable installation onto disks that have been used in various ways and allowing failures to be reported more usefully.
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