How to Install (And Dual Boot) Ubuntu In Macbook Air (5,2)  I
love Apple for their hardware, but when it comes to the desktop
OS, I much prefer Linux (Ubuntu) over the OS X. I recently got
myself a MacBook Air (the 2012 version, 5,2) and unsurprisingly,
after using the Lion (and subsequently the Mountain Lion) as the
default for two months, I have switched to using Ubuntu as the
default OS. The installation process is not as easy as previous
build of MBA. If you are keen to install and dual boot Ubuntu on
your MacBook Air (5,2), here is the full tutorial.  If you have
an external CD-ROM, it is easier to burn a Ubuntu LiveCD and
boot from the CD. For me, I prefer to use the USB installer
instead.  Note: The usual method of creating the USB installer
using the Startup USB Creator tool in Ubuntu will not work in
work. You have to follow the steps follow to get it to work.  1.
In your Mac, download the 64-bit Mac (AMD64) desktop CD iso.  2.
Once the download is completed, plug in your USB drive and open
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