Nitrux is a Linux distribution based on Debian's Unstable (sid) branch with additional packages pulled in from Ubuntu LTS repositories. Nitrux strives to be a distribution suitable for laptops and desktop computers. Its main desktop environment is NX Desktop, a KDE Plasma desktop enhanced with "plasmoids" to create a special blend of aesthetics and functionality. The project also focuses on using redistributable, portable applications using the AppImage format.
All this process is going to be easy, so you will not face any problems. Nitrux is a complete Operating System that ships the essential apps and services for daily use.
NX Desktop offers a different style, its own implementation of the systray, the notification center and various plasmoids, such as a network configurator and a multimedia applet for volume control and multimedia content playback control. From the applications developed by the project, an interface for configuring the NX Firewall is also distinguished, which allows you to control access to the network at the level of individual applications.
Nitrux is one of those "all-around" Linux distribution that excels in every domain. Use it to surf the web, word processing, email, spreadsheets, listen to music, watch a movie, chat, game with your friends, edit your photo, create amazing content. Basically any function you can use a computer for, you will be able to do it with Nitrux.
Basic applications include Index file manager (you can also use Dolphin), Kate text editor, Ark filing cabinet, Konsole terminal emulator, Chromium browser, VVave music player, VLC video player, suite LibreOffice office automation and Pix image viewer.
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
CPU : 2.5 GHz Dual Core 64-bit
RAM : 2GB
NX Desktop offers a different style, its own implementation of the systray, the notification center and various plasmoids, such as a network configurator and a multimedia applet for volume control and multimedia content playback control. From the applications developed by the project, an interface for configuring the NX Firewall is also distinguished, which allows you to control access to the network at the level of individual applications.
Nitrux is one of those "all-around" Linux distribution that excels in every domain. Use it to surf the web, word processing, email, spreadsheets, listen to music, watch a movie, chat, game with your friends, edit your photo, create amazing content. Basically any function you can use a computer for, you will be able to do it with Nitrux.
Basic applications include Index file manager (you can also use Dolphin), Kate text editor, Ark filing cabinet, Konsole terminal emulator, Chromium browser, VVave music player, VLC video player, suite LibreOffice office automation and Pix image viewer.
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
CPU : 2.5 GHz Dual Core 64-bit
RAM : 2GB
Storage : 5.0GB
Display : 32MB VRAM OpenGL 2.1 Support
Other Motherboard with support for USB boot, Legacy and UEFI Support.
RECOMENDED REQUIREMENTS
CPU : 2.66 GHz Quad-Core
RAM : 4GB
Storage : 5.0GB
Display : 256MB VRAM OpenGL 3.0 Support
Other Motherboard with support for USB boot,Legacy and UEFI Support.
INSTALL NITRUX LINUX STEP BY STEP WITH SCREENSHOTS
Step 1: Insert the USB flash drive into your computer.
Step 2: While the system would restart and initialize start pressing F9 (or Del or F10 or F12 or Esc) to display Boot Menu. The key could be different on different make and model, try other keys as per Make and Model of your machine.
Step 3: From the Boot Menu, select Flash Drive as Boot Device and Hit Enter. It may be at different serial number in different systems. Wait for the system to Boot from the Flash Drive.
Step 4: After booting to Nitrux OS with USB Disk, we can see the boot options choose the Boot Live option, and hit enter.
Display : 32MB VRAM OpenGL 2.1 Support
Other Motherboard with support for USB boot, Legacy and UEFI Support.
RECOMENDED REQUIREMENTS
CPU : 2.66 GHz Quad-Core
RAM : 4GB
Storage : 5.0GB
Display : 256MB VRAM OpenGL 3.0 Support
Other Motherboard with support for USB boot,Legacy and UEFI Support.
DOWNLOAD NITRUX LINUX AND ETCHER TOOL
You need an ISO image of Nitrux Linux. You can Download it from the Official Nitrux Linux download page. You also need a 16GB USB Flash drive which will be used as a bootable installation medium.
To install Nitrux Linux, you need to write your downloaded ISO to a USB stick to create the installation media. This is not the same as copying the ISO, and requires some bespoke software.
For this tutorial, we’ll use balenaEtcher, as it runs on Linux, Windows and Mac OS. Choose the version that corresponds to your current operating system, download and install the tool.
CREATE A BOOTABLE USB STICK
Step 1: Insert the USB flash drive into your computer.
Step 2: Double-click on the balenaEtcher download file to run the app. Press Flash from file to select the downloaded Nitrux ISO file on your computer.
Step 3: Press Select target and choose the correct USB flash drive from the list.
Step 4: Press Flash! to begin writing Nitrux Linux to the USB flash drive.
For this tutorial, we’ll use balenaEtcher, as it runs on Linux, Windows and Mac OS. Choose the version that corresponds to your current operating system, download and install the tool.
CREATE A BOOTABLE USB STICK
Step 2: Double-click on the balenaEtcher download file to run the app. Press Flash from file to select the downloaded Nitrux ISO file on your computer.
Step 4: Press Flash! to begin writing Nitrux Linux to the USB flash drive.
After a few minutes, the USB flash drive will be ready for booting into Nitrux Linux.
INSTALL NITRUX LINUX STEP BY STEP WITH SCREENSHOTS
Step 1: Insert the USB flash drive into your computer.
Step 2: While the system would restart and initialize start pressing F9 (or Del or F10 or F12 or Esc) to display Boot Menu. The key could be different on different make and model, try other keys as per Make and Model of your machine.
Step 3: From the Boot Menu, select Flash Drive as Boot Device and Hit Enter. It may be at different serial number in different systems. Wait for the system to Boot from the Flash Drive.
Step 4: After booting to Nitrux OS with USB Disk, we can see the boot options choose the Boot Live option, and hit enter.
Step 5: Now Nitrux OS is successfully booted let’s click the Install Nitrux button and start the installation.
Step 7: Next, we select our preferred language.
Step 10: Now fill in your basic details You name and your regular username and create a new password for your new user and click Next.
Step 12: Before you begin installation, you can check if the information provided above are correct and click install to start installation.
Step 13: A new popup window is open and it asks again to check your installation details and After click the Install Now button these steps can’t be undo.
Step 15: Now our operating system has been successfully installed and let’s finish the final step check the box and click Done and your Nitrux machine is rebooting.
Now you can see that our Nitrux Linux operating system has been successfully installed and you can enjoy the Operating system.
WHAT TO DO AFTER INSTALLING NITRUX LINUX
Update Nitrux Linux using command line in the Terminal
All you have to do is to fire up the station emulator app or another terminal emulator of your choice.
Update Nitrux Linux using command line in the Terminal
All you have to do is to fire up the station emulator app or another terminal emulator of your choice.
Let’s try and update the system using:
sudo apt-get update
Followed by your password.
sudo apt-get update
Followed by your password.
Now try this:
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get upgrade
Pay attention to the progress of the Terminal and enter Y when needed.
In some cases, you may need to reboot your Ubuntu system for the installed updates to work properly.
VIDEO TUTORIAL - INSTALLATION GUIDE
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balenaEtcher-Portable-1.5.122
nitrux-release-amd64_2022.02.28.iso
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