Ubuntu is a Linux operating system that is easy to use and freely available. It provides common applications like LibreOffice, Firefox, Rhythmbox and Gimp. Ubuntu can be installed on computers by running a live boot or installing alongside Windows. The operating system uses a graphical user interface called Unity and has a file system and security features. Ubuntu is also used for developing desktop and mobile apps using IDEs like Qt Creator.

1. Meet Ubuntu
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2. Introduction
What is Ubuntu?

3. Introduction
Ubuntu Word Wide

4. ●Numbers & Figures
●LoCo Team
●Global Jams

5. Getting Started With Ubuntu
Installing Ubuntu

6. ●Requirements
○1GHz x86 processor
○1GB of System Memory
○5GB of Disk Space
○Video Support
○Audio Support

7. ●Live boot

8. ●Alongside
Windows

9. ●Password Login
●Encryption

10. ●Ubuntu GUI
○Unity
○Gnome
●Workspace

11. Getting Started With Ubuntu
Working with Ubuntu

12. ● Office suites : LibreOffice
●Browser : Mozilla Firefox
●Audio Player : Rhythmbox
●Video Player: Totem
●Graphic editing: Gimp / Inkscape

13. ● Dealing with Softwares
○Ubuntu Software Center
○Updates and Upgrades

14. The Terminal
The world's biggest fear
except for...

15. No, terminal is not Scary and is not Evil

16. No, terminal is not Scary and is not Evil

17. Ubuntu under the scope
●File System
●Security
●Ubuntu derivatives

18. Ubuntu for Developers
● Ubuntu For desktop apps
● Ubuntu for phone and tablets apps

19. Ubuntu For desktop apps
IDEs
Qt creator

20. Ubuntu for phones and tablets

21. Thanks…