Ubuntu Studio: The Linux distribution with the most and the best video and graphics applications

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Ubuntu Studio is a variant of the well-known Ubuntu distribution that mainly focuses on creating and editing multimedia, since it contains professional-grade graphics video applications. The distribution provides a collection of open-source applications available for creating multimedia. What impressed us is the incredibly friendly environment for updating and installing programs through a truly endless pool of software with hundreds of different products.

So if you like to work especially with audio, graphics, video, and photo applications, Ubuntu Studio is really a new challenge. Download the image and burn to DVD using your favorite software. Make sure you set your BIOS to boot from CD/DVD. Boot from your newly burned DVD and follow the instructions. To burn to USB, download the ISO of the app, and use software like Rufus to create your bootable USB stick.

It should be noted that its configuration depends on whether your computer supports the UEFI standard or the old BIOS. If your computer supports the UEFI standard our stick should be configured according to the GPT standard, however if we have the old classic BIOS you should configure it with the MBR partition design. Finally, when you are ready, press start to start the registration. Make sure you set the BIOS to boot from USB. 

Typically, the USB stick is recognized as a bootable hard disk, and to boot from it, either set it first in the BIOS boot order, or find a way to choose which device to boot from using a key when starting the computer (All Modern motherboards support booting from USB stick. 

 It fully supports Greek, however, so as not to be educated with settings, after booting with your stick, click on the corresponding login icon to enter your wifi and the software will automatically recognize your location and specify the menu language of distribution, then click on the software installation icon

It is recommended to install Ubuntu Studio on your own, however, if you plan to boot twice (keeping more than one operating system on the same computer) you will need to learn how to manually separate them (requires some experience) otherwise , the default option displayed during installation WILL REPLACE EVERYTHING ON THE DISC 

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