(also in HD) HOW TO run a FREE virtual machine (linux ubuntu) on WINDOWS! PART 2 of 2
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11.4 version is out now
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i rode into town on in ass YO MAMMAS ASS!
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does it have kid pix 4 inside it
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it doesnt have any seeds
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when i downloaded the torrent it took like 44 mins to get to 0.1 %, am i doing sumtin wrong. its like 860mb
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what is the username and password? tuxdistro is not it? has not here. :(
heelp!
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whats the latest version of ubuntu now? its 9.04 right?
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Thanks. Very informative.
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what the username and password because it askes for that
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Torrent is O.K. in the way of speed... has 27 seeders?
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if i infect the virtual machine with a virus will the virus spread to my computer
Dskater101 3 years ago
Hi, think of a virtual machine just like another machine sitting next to you, and its connected with your own computer via a network. The only way for one machine to get the virus from another is through that network. Not impossible but not usual. Also if the client is linux as in my example, well linux cant get viruses in the first place!
computerboom 3 years ago
well what r the procedures to prevent this from happening because i have fun trying to remove a virus if it doesnt have any risk
Dskater101 3 years ago
Hello, well if you have a firewall (even the windows one) and an antivirus on the virtual machine, and of course on your physical machine then you are protected. For Linux, you dont need protection because its immune to viruses. You can of course disable the virtual network adaptor and then the virtual machine is 100% isolated from the HOST operating system. In this case there is no way for the virtual machine to infect your real machine. People use Virtual machines to test antivirus!! programs!
computerboom 3 years ago
is there a windows vista virtual appliance?-if there is where could i find it?
yoman137 3 years ago
Hello I added information for vista as a virtual machine in the INFO of this video (click on more info on the top right of this page)
computerboom 3 years ago