So in a way, your question is too broad and I would suggest you ask a more specific question if you have a problem once you have done some research into your options. There are other options from virtualbox to Xen to Vmware. You can manage your KVM machines from windowsĭocker is very popular and has web interfaces as well In the Terminal, run this command to navigate to the vmware-tools-distrib folder: cd Desktop/vmware-tools-distrib Run this command to install VMware Tools: sudo. For more information, see Opening a command or shell prompt (1003892). It depends a bit on which virtualization you choose, personally I use KVM. To install VMware Tools in Ubuntu follow the steps below: Open a Terminal window. A new window in which you can select the Ubuntu ISO will open.

This icon is in the lower-right side of the menu. Its on the left side of the VirtualBox window. Personally I use Proxmox, it is Debian based, but has a great web interface. Installing Ubuntu 1 Double-click your virtual machines name.

Absolutely and you have multiple options for doing so.

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