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- | ====== Install a Virtual Linux Machine in VirtualBox ====== | ||
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- | (Version 2020-04-06) | ||
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- | ** Why are we doing it? ** | ||
- | The computers of the students with their operating systems (OS) are usually very heterogeneous. Some students use Windows with different versions, licenses and language options, others use Mac and a few Linux. Throughout the last semesters we spent a considerable amount of time fixing annoying problems related to different software installations. | ||
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- | As a consequence for this semester (SS2020) we will try for the first time to use virtual machines running on your operating systems. **The advantage is that all students will be using the same (virtual) operating system with the same software packages and the same configuration!** This makes support much easier. | ||
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- | ** What is a Virtual Machine? ** | ||
- | To put it very simply: A Virtual machine (VM) is a virtual ' | ||
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- | ** Which VM are we using? ** | ||
- | We will set up a Linux VM with Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. It is a wide spread open source OS, very stable, clearly manageable, well supported and extremely transparent. | ||
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- | ** What is needed? ** | ||
- | On your computers you have to install VirtualBox from Oracle for your particular operating system. VirtualBox is available for Windows, Mac OS, and Linux. Yes, you can run a virtual Linux machine even on a Linux machine. You should do it to acquire the same state of software installation in the VM! | ||
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- | ===== Requirements ===== | ||
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- | * Oracle VirtualBox: https:// | ||
- | * Ubuntu 18.04 LTS image: https:// | ||
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- | ===== Installation ===== | ||
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- | Please follow the following screen cast: | ||
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- | //Install Ubuntu on VirtualBox - 2020 Linux Tutorial, by RealToughCandy// | ||
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- | ===== Important Information - Workarounds ===== | ||
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- | @Jonas, @Paul: Could you please add your important information you send to the Moodle Forum here? | ||
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- | Update: **THANK YOU, PAUL, FOR HAVING ADDED THE INFO!** | ||
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- | * When installing Ubuntu you have to assign **more than 1024 MB RAM** to the VM otherwise the system **won' | ||
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- | * After installing, the window is very small and won't automatically resize if the window is extended. \\ To solve this follow these [[https:// | ||
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