Ubuntu booklet for Intel x86, hand-labeled 5.08, circa 2006
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Ubuntu "linux for human beings", circa 2006
Marked on the front and spine as version 5.04
Front reads:
ubuntu
linux for human beings
linux for human beings
Version 5.04 for Intel x86
Inside, left:
install Ubuntu
To use this Install CD, you must have
an Intel x86-based computer with at least
an Intel x86-based computer with at least
32 MB of RAM, and at least 350 MB (for a minimal
installation) or 1.8 GB (for a typical installation) free
space on your hard disk. Your computer
installation) or 1.8 GB (for a typical installation) free
space on your hard disk. Your computer
must also be configured to boot from a CD
Use this CD if you want to install Ubuntu on
your computer. To install Ubuntu, put the CD
in the CD drive, turn on or restart the computer,
and follow instructions on the screen.
The default installation will erase all existing
software and data from your computer. However
an expert installation mode is available. If you
want to keep your existing files alongside Ubuntu,
follow the instructions carefully during installation.
install CD
Inside, right:
try Ubuntu
To use this Live CD, you must have
an Intel-based computer with at least
128 MB of RAM. Your computer must be configured
to boot from a CD. Note that a Live CD is much
slower than a fully installed Ubuntu system,
but allows you to test Ubuntu without affecting
your existing software.
This CD contains a test Ubuntu system
that you can try safely without altering
any of the files on your computer.
To try Ubuntu, put the CD in the CD drive,
and turn on or restart your computer.
The CD also contains Windows versions
of some of the programs included in Ubuntu.
To try these programs, put the CD in
the drive while Windows is running.
live CD
Back:
What is Ubuntu?
Ubuntu is an operating system consisting entirely of free and
open source software. With Ubuntu you can surf the web, read email,
create documents, spreadsheets and more! Ubuntu gives you power and
flexibility for business and education, at home or in the office.
Ubuntu is easy to install, free of viruses, and perfect for laptops,
desktops and servers. Ubuntu is community developed, commercially supported,
and offers free security updates. A new version is released every six months.
"Ubuntu" is an ancient African word that means "humanity towards others".
It embodies the spirit of open source software, which is built by the best software
practitioners for the benefit of all humanity.
practitioners for the benefit of all humanity.
This software is released for free public use under several open source licenses. It is provided without any warranty, without even the
implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. See the license text included with each program for details.
Source code for Ubuntu can be downloaded from archive.ubuntu.com or can be ordered from Canonical at the cost of the media and
shipping. Ubuntu and Canonical are trademarks of Canonical Ltd. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
You are legally entitled and encouraged to copy, share and redistribute this CD
for yourself and your friends. Share the spirit of Ubuntu!
Ubuntu is sponsored by Canonical Ltd. For more information, visit www.ubuntu.com
and www.canonical.com. To request free Ubuntu CDs, visit shipit.ubuntu.com.
This Intel x86 Edition will run on Intel x86-based systems (including Intel Pentium and AMD Athlon).
Spine:
Ubuntu
linux for human beings
Version 5.04
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