It achieves this by providing easy-to-use familiar software like Skype, Steam, Kodi and Spotify, the free Office suite and a very simple and beautiful user menu and desktop environment.
Linux Lite follows the Unix philosophy of software selection and programming as it applies in modern times, simply select and install the programs you are interested in
It's fully functional, meaning you won't need to install any extra software when you boot up your computer for the first time. With a built-in highly configurable Firewall and desktop security update notifications, your PC security is taken seriously.
Linux Lite includes LibreOffice which is compatible with Microsoft Office, meaning you can open and use all existing Microsoft Office files.
Whether you're viewing or editing your favorite images, it gives you the tools you need to transform your images.
Browse the web with Chrome, check your email with Thunderbird, and upload to the cloud with Dropbox.
Apps like Lite Tweaks and Lite Software will equip you with all the necessary tools you need to maintain and improve your system.
Install Linux Lite on your computer UEFI mode
- Start your computer and go into your system BIOS and check that the boot order is set so that the DVD and USB devices are set to boot first.
- This varies from BIOS to BIOS.
- We advise you to disable Secure Boot and make sure UEFI is set to Enabled in your BIOS.
- Once you have set up the BIOS, insert the DVD disc or USB stick into your computer and restart your computer. You will see the following screen:
- Make sure Boot Linux Lite 6.4 Live System is highlighted and press enter to start the live session.
- This is also a good way to check that all your hardware is supported. If you're having trouble booting and just have a black screen, try the second option, Linux Lite 6.4 compatibility mode.
The other options are:
- Boot Linux Lite 6.4 Live System, boot directly to the Linux Lite desktop. direct install Linux Lite 6.4, install Linux Lite directly without booting to desktop.
- Linux Lite 6.4 Compatibility Mode - use this option if you have problems with the first 2 options.
- Check for filesystem corruption - checks the installation image for errors, if none found it will boot to desktop as usual, restart and shutdown
Please note that some of these boot options may or may not appear as in the image above as the number of options changes from version to version. If you wish to burn the ISO to USB and boot from it, you can use Etcher software or Rufus
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