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When you first download and install Linux (ubuntu) does it come free with Internet? If it doesn't where the hell in this whole wide world do you get it from? |
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Just like any computer wanting to connect to the internet, you will need to supply your own internet connection and they are not free. |
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Ubuntu comes with an internet browser, but in certain cases you will need to install additional drivers. I, in fact, just had this happen to me. I installed Ubuntu on a Dell Mini 10 and had to connect the netbook to a wired connection to download the correct drivers until I had wireless internet. Hope that helps. If you didn't already know this, once you have the netbook connected to a wired connection, you need to open the 'Hardware Drivers' app. |
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It is online. Go to http://ubuntu.com/ .You can either download the disc image and burn it, or request a free cd to be mailed to you (though that will take many weeks.) I think you can also pay for a cd that will come much, MUCH faster. Hope this helps. Sorry, I read the question wrong... Yes, Ubuntu comes with the Firefox web browser. It should show the icon on the top menu bar by default. Also try Applications>Internet>Firefox Web Browser. As should be expected, you need your own internet connection. Make sure you have the drivers for your networking hardware. |
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http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/download Ubuntu is a completely free Linux , you can get it at the above link. |
