I read on CNET that I can now go into developer mode and install a Bash shell and much of Ubuntu Linux within Windows 10? Excellent. How?
I read on CNET that I can now go into developer mode and install a Bash shell and much of Ubuntu Linux within Windows 10? Excellent. How?
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’m running Linux on my Mac through Oracle’s slick VirtualBox system and it’s working well except I can’t install the extras because that requires a “virtual DVD”. How do I add one?
I’ve been running with Parallels for a while on my new Mac Intel system, and am really happy with it. But I really wish I could cut and paste between the Windows apps and the Mac apps, wish it would sync to the correct time, and so on. Is there some sort of Parallels equivalent to the old VMware “helper apps” that you’d install within the guest operating system? I’m running Windows XP.