Ubuntu 13.04 non LTS “Raring Ringtail” Server was released on 25 April 2013. This guide shows installation of recently released Ubuntu 13.04 Server with screenshots.
This release includes latest and greatest packages, some of them are
- OpenStack Grizzly
- Pythan Juju 0.7
- Ceph 0.56.4
- MAAS 1.3
- TMongoDB 2.2.4
- OpenvSwitch 1.9.0
Download Ubuntu 13.04 Server Edition
You may visit the following links to download Ubuntu Server 13.04 install images for 32-bit and 64-bit systems.
- Download ubuntu-13.04-server-i386.iso – (688MB)
- Download ubuntu-13.04-server-amd64.iso – (701MB)
User’s who looking for Ubuntu 13.04 Desktop installation guide, please check out the following article.
Let’s start the installation of Ubuntu 13.04 Server “Raring Ringtail“. Please note Ubuntu Server does not include a graphical installation program.
1. Boot Computer with Ubuntu 13.04 Installation CD/DVD or ISO.
2. Installation Options.
3. Language Selection.
4. Select your location.
5. Keyboard detection and layout selection.
6. Select country of origin for keyboard.
7. Keyboard configuration continues….
8. Enter Host Name.
9. Creation of non-administrative user.
10. Create userid & password for non-administrative user.
11. Create a password for non-administrative user.
12. Re-enter a password to verify.
13. User’s home directory encryption.
14. Time zone configuration which detects automatically.
15. Disk Partitions.
16. Disk Partitions continues…
17. Partitions formatting.
18. HTTP Proxy information.
19. Application updates management.
20. Choose software to install.
21.GRUB Boot loader installation.
22. Installation Started… It may take several minutes !!! Installation Finished, eject CD/DVD and reboot system.
After the reboot, login with username and password created during installation.
Please visit Ubuntu wiki page for release notes.
Ok so the server install is terminal based. and the link you out up is for a desktop install, not a true server. I don’t see any of the options for different server types for the desktop install. i.e. ssh server, samba server, and the like. Debian give you all those options and a gui desktop. or the option of a terminal install for basic server. If you feel more comfortable with gui for a server install I would try debian.
Just saying.
vivek
A Server OS Is For Networking Several Computers, And Can Be Accessed From Any By Remote-Desktop, Please Refer To “Controlling” On This Page..
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HomeServer
After completion the Installation ,i doesn’t get the any GUI like login window .so how i can get that .. plz help mi ..
Vivek, you followed Server Installation Guide that only gives GUI mode, if you want Desktop mode, follow the Desktop Installation Guide.
From the screenshots, I don’t see anything different about the installer from 12.04 LTS. This is probably a good thing.