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How to install Robo Linux 8.5 - XFCE

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How to install Robo Linux 8.5 XFCE

In this tutorial we will learn how to install Robo linux 8.5 XFCE. Lets see the installation.

Hardware Requirements
1. Hard Disk minimum 20 GB
2. RAM minimun 1GB
3. Processor minimum 1 GhZ

Boot the Robo Linux ISO image file via DVD or pendrive.
Bootscreen

Choose the preferred language.
Select_language
Select your location and click Continue.
Select_location
Now start configuring your keyboard layout.
Keyboard_layout
network_configuration

Then start configure the network by the following the below steps
autoconfiguration_failed
If you want to configure later, click ' Do not configure at this time' and to configure manually, click ' Configure network manually' .

Configure_network_mkanually
Set the hostname for your network.
Enter_hostname
Create the username and password for the new account.
Username
Credentials
After completing the network configuration, start with the disk partitioning. Select the disk to be partitioned and click continue.
Partition_disks
continue

Select the free space and click continue to proceed further.
Free space

Then click ' Create a new partition' option.
Create_partition
Enter the new partition size.
partition_size
Then choose the preferred partition type.
partition_type
Locate the position of the partition.
patition_position
Choose the mount point and click continue to proceed further.
mount_point
partition_setup
Repeat the same steps to create other partitions.
another_partition
Now all the necessary partitions has been done. Finally click ' Finish partitioning' to proceed with the installation.
Finish_partitioning
Installation is started
System_installation

Then start configuring the packet manger.
configure_packet_manager
Install GRUB boot loader and add the respective device.
GRUB boot loader
GRUB boot loader on hard disk
Now it starts installing all the dependency packages.
Finish_the_installation
Login to the Robo Linux with the user credentials.
Login
Click Menu key to view the available options in Robo Linux.
Menu_option
Open up the Terminal and you can start working with Robo linux.
Work_with_Robo_linux

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Frequently asked questions ( 5 )

Q

How to install Robo Linux 8.5 XFCE?

A

Follow the instruction:
Boot the Robo Linux ISO image file via DVD or pendrive.
And follow further configuration.

Q

What is Robo Linux?

A

RoboLinux is an impressive traditional Linux desktop distro. One of its more enticing migration tools is a preconfigured virtual machine add-on that greatly reduces the IT burden of setting up Windows XP or Windows 7 to run in a VM environment within the Linux distro.

Q

What are the versions series available in Robo Linux?

A

Here three type of versions
Robolinux Series 8, 9 & 10 Versions

Q

What's New in Robolinux?

A

Announcing 3 NEW Robolinux Raptor
Series 10 Operating Systems
It will update later

Q

Anyone can install our Robolinux series 8, 9 or 10 Series Operating Systems on their PC or laptop easily and quickly right now?

A

Turbolinux installs everything you need including one-click Video, Wifi & Printer drivers and all current updates within 7 to 20 minutes. Now you have a secure modern looking PC with sparkling cool 3D eye candy graphics (Mate 3D & Xfce 3D versions only) that boot up in seconds, run much faster, and never slow down.

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