The Google Nexus 7 tablet users can now gain variation  operating systems other than Android on their tablets. OS is Ubuntu Linux.


Canonical also recently launched Ubuntu installer for Jelly Bean first Android tablet in the world. With these
tools, Google Nexus tablet owners can install Ubuntu 12:10 on the tablet very easily.

Before installing Ubuntu, there are a few things you need to prepare. First, you need a computer that has Ubuntu OS. The second, of course, is Google's Nexus 7, either 8GB or 16GB. In addition, you will also need to unlock the bootloader on your tablet.

By installing Ubuntu on Google Nexus 7, then you will directly remove all existing data on the tablet. So, it's good you have to first backup your Android tablet, so any time you can re-install your OS Android.

Currently, there are still some problems. Those problems include automatic rotation is not running, Bluetooth and a camera. However, Ubuntu is the first version intended for developers and testers. And, in the near future, the Nexus 7 tablet owners will be able to use Ubuntu.

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