Trying Linux Free WITHOUT Rebooting/Burning CD/Partitioning

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**Check Video On Installing Additions**:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPKnR1L0_Us

Here I show you how to try Ubuntu without worrying about it messing up your system. Its all done through a Virtual Machine (I have explained this a lot before, so try a search through my videos)

VirtualBox (Click Binaries then Windows):
http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads

Ubuntu:
http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download

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• cd
• partition
• resizing
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• required

[hildafig50]

Love it, easy and fast, had a couple of issues with the visual, but took care of that problem, is downloading from the full disk, I don't care about windows anyway...Good job, mate...

[morrisdaniel771]

You talk a lot

you did not stop

[MonksteinSpunky]

dude can you not make your camera follow your mouse pointer i mean like some other people do they zoom it in the part where their mouse is cause i got dizzy in this video

[jman454100]

To not worry about data, buy a external hdd and save the virtual machine data to there.

[TacoBull1]

If you are trying Ubuntu, how would you get it back to windows?

[dragonnutds]

wubi, on ubuntu, you can dual boot without messing up your pc, what it dose is somthing among the lines of using the windows file system, no partitoning requiered. when you start up your computer it will ask if you want to boot ubunto or windows. if you hate it just go into windows and run the uninstaller.

[maw88ify]

@stenvikteam Well unlike Windows Linux doesn't really get viruses , and it comes with tons of free software for hacking ...

[ilife11]

i had a usb keyboard and vb thought it was a VB hardrive so i use microsoft virtaull pc

[stenvikteam]

but why (linux sucks!)

[experimental0000]

@Shadow13497 well yeah, it's not going to run on magic or thin air :)