We have completed the following steps in the previous blog Dual Boot Ubuntu Alongside Windows 10 - Part 1
Step 1 : Create a partition for Ubuntu OS
Step 2 : Creating an Installer Media
Now we will proceed with the installation of Ubuntu in the next step...
Depending on the work or requirements of a particular assigned task, one may require a specific operating system or a specific version of an operating system (eg. Linux or Windows 7 or Windows 10).
Ubuntu is an open source linux based software operating system that runs from the desktop (Ubuntu Desktop), to the cloud (Ubuntu Server), to all your internet connected things.
In the previous part we were all done with writing the OS to tour SD Card. Now its time to attach this SD Card to our Raspberry Pi 3 board.
The first model of raspberry pi was launched in 2011. Since then it has became immensely popular as a low cost computer.
There are many models of the Raspberry Pi from Raspberry Pi zero to Raspberry Pi 3.
In this blog I will more concentrate on the latest raspberry pi model RASPBERRY PI 3, Model B which comes with 1 GB RAM.
You can download the Arduino IDE from the official site of Arduino https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software. Download the latest version. At the time of writing this post the latest version was version 1.8.5.