Re: Virtualbox question
You can break out of the VM on VBox by pressing right control, and by using left control + left alt on VMware. The orca key may not function in the latest versions of Ubuntu (it may be unbound). In that case, as soon as you here the drumbs, give it a few more
Re: Virtualbox question
Funny I did try to install VMware the other day, but it didn't work. I tried earlier and the install worked just fine, and your right it is less confusing.A couple of questions, what is the command to power the vm off and on? In the file menu it doesn't se
Re: Virtualbox question
I recommend using vmware player instead. Its less confusing for me.
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Virtualbox question
Hello.I've been wanting to try Linux for a long time now. I've installed virtualbox and the virtualbox extension pack on my windows 7 laptop. I've gotten the latest Ubuntu disk image. I found a guide that tells you how to install Ubuntu here . I follow
