I want to try out Windows 11 on my computer and am unclear about the differences between “dual boot” and a virtual machine. I’m on a Mac system and ideally don’t want to rely on Win11, just try it out safely.
I need to test out some software within Ubuntu Linux for work. I don’t want to dual boot, so I’m looking at VMware Fusion for my iMac. Can I install Ubuntu Linux in VMware Fusion, and if so, what are the steps?
I need to be able to test some software within a Linux environment and decided on Ubuntu Linux. But I want to run it within VMWare Fusion on my Mac system. Is that possible?
I run both Linux and Windows 8 in a VMware Fusion virtual machine on my Mac Pro and it works really well. Except I just bumped into a problem: My Windows virtual disk is too small. How can I make it larger?
My professor has assigned all of us to run and learn Ubuntu Linux as part of my operating systems class and I really don’t want to get another computer. Is there a way I can easily run Ubuntu on my MacBook?
I need to test out my Web designs in both Mac and Windows and so run Windows 7 and Windows 8 in virtual machines through VMWare Fusion. Great. Except it’s eating up my disk space. Is there some way to limit how big the virtual machines get?
