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Installing Linux on a Virtual Box
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Installing Linux on a Virtual Box

Creating a Virtual Machine

Oleh Lohvyn

by Oleh Lohvyn

Backend Developer

Jun, 2024
2 min read

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Installing Linux on a Virtual Box

VirtualBox is like a box where you can create and run virtual computers on your regular computer. It allows you to have multiple operating systems (like Windows, Linux, etc.) on one computer and switch between them. It also lets you share files between these virtual computers and customize them to suit your needs.

Download the Virtual Box

If you are a Windows or macOS user on an Intel processor, then Virtual Box is a good choice for creating a virtual machine.

Download the Virtual Box from the official website.

Virtual Box

Install VirtualBox on your computer. When installing VirtualBox, leave all options at their default settings.

Download Ubuntu

Download the Ubuntu ISO image from the official website.

Ubuntu is the perfect choice as a first Linux operating system, thanks to its user-friendly interface, stability, large support community, and wide range of software choices. Its ease of use allows beginners to easily grasp the basics of Linux, while the active community is always ready to offer assistance and advice. Additionally, regular updates and support ensure the security and relevance of the system, making Ubuntu an ideal choice for those embarking on their journey into the world of Linux.

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VirtualBox and Ubuntu

On this video, we're going to use VirtualBox to create a virtual machine and install Ubuntu on it.

Virtual machines for testing are powerful tools for developers and testers, providing isolated environments for testing software without impacting the primary operating system. They offer flexibility in configuring resources such as memory, CPU cores, and disk space, making them ideal for various tests and experiments while maintaining the stability of the host system.

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