Running other linux in Ubuntu
I am using Ubuntu 11.04,
I also like Fedora, Opensuse and Mandriva. How can I run these Linuxes in Ubuntu with Virtualization? Which virtualization software is the best? Can I download it? |
I'd suggest using kvm. plenty of guides for ubuntu if you google it.
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My favourite was virtualbox. It's the easier one. Just look it up in the software center. There's also an open source edition (virtualbox-ose) but it doesn't have native USB support. qemu is said to be faster, but too complicated for me.
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I've run Fedora, Arch, CentOS, Tiny Core, and Windows in VirtualBox on Debian and CentOS, Fedora, and Scientific Linux in VirtualBox on Ubuntu.
I have no complaints with VirtualBox (except for the Oracle thing). |
virtualbox is good, i will try it.
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You know KVM is the defacto virt mechanism under linux as is already preinstalled on your system?
http://www.ubuntu.com/business/server/virtualisation |
You may also try vmware workstation for linux. it has multiple fetures.
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Of off the solutions, I wouldn't suggest Workstation. Why would you not just use Server?
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Virtualbox does not give you full screen full resolution of the OS simulated.
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My Ubuntu is 32 bit,
can I simulate 64bit OS in Virtualbox? |
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