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This post for most of new users of Ubuntu, because all most all of them have a Windows system already installed.

Since there is only 1 answer, and this one has been create since more than 1 year ago, I think that there should be new answer related to new versions of Ubuntu.

Is this answer still useful 100% for new releases of the installer method has not changed at all?

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I don't mean to sound overly aggressive, but why not check yourself? Boot a VM, add a CD, walk through the guide and fix where it's out of date. I think you'll find it's hardly changed much from a user experience, but I hardly ever use the CD installs myself so I don't know.

Content is bound to become out of date and if you think it's out of date you can either verify it's true and then create a bounty to have someone update/fix the problem. Or edit/add your own answer. Otherwise meta would be full of these poll-esque questions about should or shouldn't we update something. If it's out of date, needs fixing, or is just plain wrong then the answer will always be: "Yes! It needs to be fixed" :)

tl;dr you don't need our permission to fix something

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    Having done that today with 13.04, I can attest that it still largely works the same.
    – user98085
    Commented May 18, 2013 at 0:12
  • @FEichinger You should add that as a new answer.
    – Lucio
    Commented May 19, 2013 at 1:27
  • @Lucio I have neither screenshots, nor details on what has changed at hand, so, my answer would be nothing but "Works the same on 13.04" - which could just be done by leaving the question be/making it version-neutral.
    – user98085
    Commented May 19, 2013 at 2:05
  • No, I was referring that you can create an answer here. Not on the other post.
    – Lucio
    Commented May 19, 2013 at 2:06

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