How many free space need I have if I only install basic software
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I saw the website said that we need 25GB to install it, but if I only need an browser but not other software like office and games.
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I remember installing different Linux distributions on 6-8 GB of space and having no problem... it depends on what you are trying to do and what flavor you want to install.
– Ravexina
Mar 12 at 20:17
6..8 Gb askubuntu.com/questions/1125104/…
– NickDoom
Mar 12 at 20:20
Your usage dictates the space needed (and its not just programs installed & used). Less space means you need more regular maintenance, being more likely to come across common problems here (no space for software upgrades). Do you plan to nuke & start again instead of release-upgrade? as the needed footprint is far smaller (you don't need for installed packages + compressed newer which get expanded). There are (time) costs with too small a space you may discover.
– guiverc
Mar 12 at 21:34
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I remember installing different Linux distributions on 6-8 GB of space and having no problem... it depends on what you are trying to do and what flavor you want to install.
– Ravexina
Mar 12 at 20:17
6..8 Gb askubuntu.com/questions/1125104/…
– NickDoom
Mar 12 at 20:20
Your usage dictates the space needed (and its not just programs installed & used). Less space means you need more regular maintenance, being more likely to come across common problems here (no space for software upgrades). Do you plan to nuke & start again instead of release-upgrade? as the needed footprint is far smaller (you don't need for installed packages + compressed newer which get expanded). There are (time) costs with too small a space you may discover.
– guiverc
Mar 12 at 21:34
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I remember installing different Linux distributions on 6-8 GB of space and having no problem... it depends on what you are trying to do and what flavor you want to install.
– Ravexina
Mar 12 at 20:17
6..8 Gb askubuntu.com/questions/1125104/…
– NickDoom
Mar 12 at 20:20
Your usage dictates the space needed (and its not just programs installed & used). Less space means you need more regular maintenance, being more likely to come across common problems here (no space for software upgrades). Do you plan to nuke & start again instead of release-upgrade? as the needed footprint is far smaller (you don't need for installed packages + compressed newer which get expanded). There are (time) costs with too small a space you may discover.
– guiverc
Mar 12 at 21:34
I remember installing different Linux distributions on 6-8 GB of space and having no problem... it depends on what you are trying to do and what flavor you want to install.
– Ravexina
Mar 12 at 20:17
I remember installing different Linux distributions on 6-8 GB of space and having no problem... it depends on what you are trying to do and what flavor you want to install.
– Ravexina
Mar 12 at 20:17
6..8 Gb askubuntu.com/questions/1125104/…
– NickDoom
Mar 12 at 20:20
6..8 Gb askubuntu.com/questions/1125104/…
– NickDoom
Mar 12 at 20:20
Your usage dictates the space needed (and its not just programs installed & used). Less space means you need more regular maintenance, being more likely to come across common problems here (no space for software upgrades). Do you plan to nuke & start again instead of release-upgrade? as the needed footprint is far smaller (you don't need for installed packages + compressed newer which get expanded). There are (time) costs with too small a space you may discover.
– guiverc
Mar 12 at 21:34
Your usage dictates the space needed (and its not just programs installed & used). Less space means you need more regular maintenance, being more likely to come across common problems here (no space for software upgrades). Do you plan to nuke & start again instead of release-upgrade? as the needed footprint is far smaller (you don't need for installed packages + compressed newer which get expanded). There are (time) costs with too small a space you may discover.
– guiverc
Mar 12 at 21:34
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I remember installing different Linux distributions on 6-8 GB of space and having no problem... it depends on what you are trying to do and what flavor you want to install.
– Ravexina
Mar 12 at 20:17
6..8 Gb askubuntu.com/questions/1125104/…
– NickDoom
Mar 12 at 20:20
Your usage dictates the space needed (and its not just programs installed & used). Less space means you need more regular maintenance, being more likely to come across common problems here (no space for software upgrades). Do you plan to nuke & start again instead of release-upgrade? as the needed footprint is far smaller (you don't need for installed packages + compressed newer which get expanded). There are (time) costs with too small a space you may discover.
– guiverc
Mar 12 at 21:34