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Run Linux on Windows with VirtualBox!
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Run Linux on Windows with VirtualBox!

Create a Linux virtual machine on your Windows computer. Step by step instructions and use cases are provided.
Created byDarin It
Last updated 10/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Run Ubuntu Linux on Windows 10 leveraging VirtualBox's advanced integration

Course content

12 sections22 lectures42m total length
  • Introduction1:33

Requirements

  • Windows operating system

Description

In this course, you will learn how to run Ubuntu Linux on Windows using VirtualBox, free software to run virtual machines. I will guide you through step by step as we download, install, and set up a virtual machine on your Windows computer. We dive into detailed explanations of the VirtualBox settings and also explore use case scenarios so that you can have a better understanding of virtualization technology and how it can be used for multiple purposes.

I will walk you through:

* VirtualBox installation and setup

* Linux installation in the virtual machine

* configuring the virtual machine for your network

* VirtualBox Guest Additions setup

* virtual machine remote access setup

Along the way, we'll encounter advanced VirtualBox features such as shared folders, USB passthrough, and advanced networking options to help you get the most out of VirtualBox.

Students of this course are expected to possess basic Windows skills. The videos include all details necessary to get up-and-running from scratch on a Windows computer with at least 8 GB RAM.

This course is suitable for:

* hobbyists learning alternative operating systems

* students learning about virtual machine technology

* web developers looking to test browsers on other platforms


Thank you and I hope to see you in the course!

Who this course is for:

  • Power users who wish to run multiple operating systems
  • Individuals who wish to learn more about Ubuntu Linux
  • Professionals using VirtualBox every day
  • Students using VirtualBox for class work