Ideas for a Vietnamese Ubuntu install guide

ubuntu-guide-vn

In preparation for 20.04 LTS.

A guide to set up a dual boot Windows-Ubuntu system for laypeople.

Inital structure:

# Why switch?
## Free, as in both freedom and free beer
## A new computing experience
## Vibrant programming ecosystem
## Moar performance

# What you'll need

# Word of warning
- You may screw up your system. Expect that.
- Backup first before doing any of this.
- Even if you accidentally delete Windows, the process for re-installing Windows is almost exactly the process we're gonna go over.
  - Also don't worry about losing your Windows key. If you're using Windows 10 with a Microsoft account, your key is embedded into your account so you always use the official Windows 10 version.
- Battery is most likely worse than Windows though there is a simple solution available (tlp)


# How to
## Create live USB with Etcher on Windows
## Disable Secure Boot and setup BIOS stuff (will be hard)
## Boot up the live USB system and go through the Ubuntu installer (set up Vietnamese language option)
## Re-enable Secure Boot and set the boot order correctly so GRUB is started

# FAQs
## Filesystem?
## How to install Chrome?
## How to install stuff you see online when you're divorced from .exe files?
## What about gaming?

# Recommendations
## Install tlp and configure it for good battery life
## Use ibus-unikey for Vietnamese typing
## Set up a Google Drive account
## Change the appearance of the system
## Activate Night Color
## Boost the volume
## Access files in Windows through the Nautilus file manager
## The philosophy of GNOME: its keyboard-driven nature

# Uninstallation
## Delete the Ubuntu partitions from the Window's Disk Management
## Set the boot order in the BIOS