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Let’s go through the installation process to get a feel for the distro. You can either use a live CD, USB stick, or virtualization software—whatever your preferred method for trying Linux is.
Once you boot Rhino Linux, you should see this boot screen:
Choose the “Try or Install Rhino Linux OS” option. You will be welcomed with the home screen. In the top left corner of the screen, you should see the installation option.
Double-click the icon to start the installer. Choose your preferred language for installation. Then press the “Next” button.
In the next screen, you’ll be asked to set your region, zone, system language, and number and date locale. After you set them, press the “Next” button.
Now you have to select your keyboard model, keyboard language, and the keyboard layout. We’ll go with the default options. Press the “Next” button.
This next window is about partitioning. From the top dropdown menu, choose your storage device. Then you have two options. You can either erase the whole selected disk or perform manual partitioning. If you’d like to encrypt the system, you can tick the checkbox for that. After that, press the “Next” button.
Now you need to create a user for the system. Fill in the blanks with your appropriate information. If you want to log in automatically without a password, tick the checkbox for that. Then press the “Next” button.
The next screen will give you an installation summary. Check if all the settings are correct. If so, then proceed by pressing the “Install” button.
You will get a final confirmation prompt. If everything looks fine, press the “Install Now” button.