Peppermint is a lightweight Linux distribution that is suitable for both old and new computers. It offers a user-friendly interface and comes with essential software for daily use. In this tutorial, we will guide you on how to install Peppermint on NixOS Latest.
Before we begin, you need to download the following prerequisites:
Insert the USB flash drive into your computer and create a bootable drive with the NixOS Latest ISO file. You can use popular tools like Rufus or balenaEtcher to create a bootable USB drive.
Insert the Peppermint ISO file into your computer and boot from the USB drive. Press the appropriate function key (usually F12 or F10) on your keyboard to access the boot menu and select the USB drive.
Once the Peppermint live environment loads, click the "Install Peppermint" icon on your desktop to start the installation process. Follow the on-screen prompts to select your preferred language, keyboard layout, and time zone.
Next, you will be prompted to partition your hard drive. Select the "Guided – use entire disk" option if you want to erase your entire hard drive and install Peppermint as the sole operating system. Alternatively, you can select the "Manual" option to create your own partition scheme.
After partitioning your hard drive, select the partition where you want to install Peppermint and click "Install Now". You will be prompted to confirm your decision, so make sure you have selected the correct partition.
Peppermint will now install on your hard drive. The installation process may take several minutes, depending on your computer's specifications.
During the installation process, Peppermint will also install the Grub bootloader. You may be prompted to select the operating system to boot into during startup, so make sure to select Peppermint.
Once the installation process is complete, remove the USB drive and reboot your computer. Peppermint should be installed on your computer and ready to use.
In this tutorial, we have guided you through the process of installing Peppermint on NixOS Latest. Remember to back up your important data before installing a new operating system on your computer. If you encounter any issues during the installation process, consult the official Peppermint and NixOS Latest documentation for troubleshooting.
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