In my setup I have a 120GB SSD with Windows 10 installed. I also have a 1TB HDD, with a 35GB partition for Ubuntu.
I want to install Ubuntu on this partition. Can I install Ubuntu on this partition and then have the PC boot to this?
Thanks, Alex
There are a few ways to achieve this. I installed Ubuntu Mate on a 1TB HDD, with Windows 10 on an SSD. I put the GRUB2 loader on the HDD, and therefore I have to use F11, and choose to boot from the HDD at startup, whenever I want to boot Ubuntu.
If you dislike this way, and want to continue booting from your SSD, but still be able to choose between OSes at startup, you put the GRUB2 loader on the SSD in the install procedure. That will put Ubuntu at the top of the boot menu list, but you can move Windows up.
Edit to answer comment: How to change the order of the boot menu, is explained in the answers to this question, so I'll link to it instead of repeating that info. The top entry will be the system booted into, unless you choose an entry further down the list, with the arrow keys and ENTER.
sudo parted -l