Hello everyone and in this video I'm actually going to be showing you how to install any Linux distro
that you want to you to be using for these for basically browsing the deep web and how to configure
it with Tor.
So you guys might be asking what about tail zones and cubes as well.
Those are security based operating systems but maybe you want to install a Linux distro of your choice.
Maybe that one you enjoy using.
Or maybe you're just curious about Linux and this could be a starting point for you to actually use
Linux for more than just browsing the Deep Web.
So let's basically have a look at a list of some Linux distros.
So basically for beginners or for those of you who don't know what a Linux distro is a Linux distro
is basically a Linux distribution not Linux is open source.
That means it's free.
However we do have other variations like Redhat Linux which require subscriptions because they are maintained
and provide use.
Basically they provide support whenever you need it.
Now when it comes to Linux distributions is basically like different versions of Linux themed and styled
in their own way.
So for example we can have a look at elementary elementary OS which is one of very very visual Linux
distros.
Basically it's it's going to just replace Windows and Mac macros in terms of the user interface.
It is Linux after all and it's a really really good looking operating system.
So for those of you who are keen on known on using Alimentarius because of how it looks it's it's basically
one of the best if not the best distros right now in terms of a user interface and how good it looks.
Because you can see a really really good looking windows and the taskbar right there.
You can basically pay what you want or you can just enter a custom amount at zero dollars and just download
it for free.
As I said it's all free and there are some testimonials here.
But for this video and what I recommend for you is to use or want to.
And the reason I'm saying won't to is because first of all it's the best Linux distro in terms of stability
and solidity.
So let me just open up.
I know most of you have already heard of that one too.
The point is basically the leading operating system for PCs and is basically running even on phones
it has it but basically it controls the market for Linux on laptops.
Of course Linux is not very big on desktops but that's basically it.
Now if you're interested in looking at other distros before go to a site called distro watch dot com
which is basically a site that will will give you information about any distro that you want.
You can search for distribution you can select one as you can see there are so many right here you can
just basically choose anything that you want.
For this tutorial you can use any you can use or want you can use Alimentarius you can use Debian you
can use Fedora whatever suits you well.
So this site basically has news on the latest.
Latest versions of distros that are released so you have right here you have package Headrick rating.
These are basically distros that are the most downloaded of Linux Mint Debian Mongiardo or going to
or people actually call this man harro.
I would actually recommend this for for you but the installation is if you are not used to using the
different types of Linux distros I would not recommend it because it's going to be slightly different
when it comes to installation.
Otherwise an overall very very good operating system.
But as I said for this video we're basically going to be looking at one too.
So let's just go to the site right here.
If a want to call and you want to go into desktop just hit desktop and you want to just say download
Ubuntu and he's going to give you the versions right now the latest version is seventeen point zero
4.
It's not the most stable the most stable right now is sixteen point or four point two which I would
recommend for you but there's no really real big difference between these two.
So you can basically just download the seventeen point for as of this recording.
And again you don't need to pay anything.
Or if you could if you wanted to support the project.
I'm just going to make it zero.
And once that's done you can continue the download.
Once you reach your installation guide I'll basically show you how to do it.
So just download no and it should start downloading the iso file.
So there you are.
And that's basically it.
If you're looking for a 32 bit ISO I believe right now the only 32 bit ISO is for sixteen point zero
four point two.
So let's just download that and let me show you that you can actually select I think a 32 bit operating
system that lets it continue
or if it does not give you the 32 bit.
I assume you can basically just go into downloads and going to want to desktop all right and you can
basically see if you can basically good alternative downloads and you can download go down here and
basically here you have the 32 bit and you want to 16 32 bit and 14:32 bit.
So whatever your system architecture is they've to cover.
So once you download the ISO I already have it downloaded.
We next we have to download the universal us installer that's for those of you want a dual boot one
to dual boot one too.
Or maybe you just want to try it out and see how it works.
So you can just basically go to the first link here universal us being.
We use it in the previous videos.
It's one of the best is being stolen.
So just scroll down to download.
So it's been stolen save the file.
It's already downloaded.
Hopefully
my internet connection is quite slow.
It's taking so much time.
All right there we go.
It's downloaded.
Let me just run the set up.
All right.
So now we can actually get started.
So my Linux distro is right up here is the 64 bit version of seventeen point zero for two.
And hit agree.
And this basically will work for any distro that you choose to use.
You can use Xubuntu you can use Linux Mint you can use Debian you can use the the Linux distros for
kids or you can basically select one from the other distros sauted in alphabetical order.
There are a lot of Linux distros you can choose from but for this video we're going to be using a window
and I'm going to browse to where I start my eyes so when I downloaded my eyes saw which is on my desktop
and it's right here when I select that I'm going to open it open it.
I basically select my flash drive.
I think an 8 gigabyte Flash would be enough to install bootable.
You basically create the bootable flash drive just hit he'll fly drive and format it as fact 32.
You then can provide a persistent file.
This is basically if you just want to run Ubuntu off the flash drive and you don't want to install it.
So this file will allow you.
This is basically Legris of memory on the flash drive which will be treated as actual storage so you
can actually store things on the US B drive as part of the operating system.
We're not going to do anything like that now and just create it should take a few minutes and once it's
done.
Turn off your computer plug in your flash drive.
Turn on your computer go into your bios and select boot from yes b drive and the installation will be
the same as I will show you right now in the through the virtual machine.
So let's use the virtual machine you are going to be using via a workstation 12.
Just open it up
and it should open up immediately and we're going to create a new virtual machine and we're going to
use the installer disk I so this should be pretty familiar with you right now.
Hopefully it is if you've been following the other videos.
So basically you have to seventeen point zero 4.
That's the iso file I don't know.
So basically it's not detectable.
Because it's very very good.
It's a very reputable operating system so let it next and go to personalize the Linux so they've basically
made it so much easier for you to do it.
So I'm just going to use my name my name right there.
My using the same thing.
My password is going to create a custom password.
There you are and you can basically leave it blank if you don't want a password.
I'm going need next invented an invalid username username.
Oh yes sorry about that.
The username has to be in lowercase.
So I'm just going to use a Lucus the next.
Now again we have to save the file somewhere.
I'm going to save mine in my virtual office folder.
OK want to 64 bit.
That's fine as a name.
Hit next.
Don't know if it says anything here just to continue.
Recommended size for one to 20 you bytes.
Again you can increase it to how much you deem fit.
Just hit next and I'm going to store it as a single disk in a single file.
All right now we want to customize the hardware so I'm going to open the Customize hardware section
and again memory.
I will just stick to two gigabytes of RAM.
Look at processors we basically select.
I'm going to select due cause you can select as many as you have as many as you feel comfortable.
Again you should be already familiar with the settings you should apply here.
Then all I'm going to do is hit close and finish and this will be pretty much the simplest thing you
can ever do.
So in the next video we'll actually get to installing the operating system so we can we can basically
configure it for browsing.
So thank you for watching this video.
Bye bye.