VMware is a virtualization software that allows multiple operating systems to run on a single machine using virtual machines. Ubuntu is a popular open-source Linux operating system known for its simplicity, stability and wide usage in development and servers.
- VMware enables you to create and manage virtual machines for running different OS environments
- Ubuntu is user-friendly and widely used for development, cloud and server applications
- VMware provides a safe environment to test Ubuntu without affecting the host system
- Ubuntu offers strong community support and regular updates for security and performance
Installing VMware on Windows
Step 1: Click on the link provided below. Now select the version you want to download and click on "Go to downloads".
Step 2: Now, Click on download now. (Check which OS you are selecting).
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Step 3: Open the (.exe) file and install it.
Step 4: Open the link below and download the Ubuntu ISO file.
https://ubuntu.com/download/desktop
Installing Ubuntu in VMWare
Step 5: Open the installed VMware application.
Step 6: Click on "Create new virtual machine". Browse the ISO file that has been downloaded and select it.
Step 7: Enter all the details >> click on next. Personalization of Virtual Machine.
Step 8: Enter Virtual machine name >> click on next.
Step 9: Specify disk capacity >> click on next.
Step 10: If required, customize the hardware settings, then click “Finish.”
Step 11: Now open VMware and click on Ubuntu-64 bit which appears on the left panel. (If not directly opened). Select the language and click on next. Select the Normal or Minimal installation based on your requirements.
Step 12: Select Installation type >> Erase disk and install Ubuntu (This will not delete your windows data) >> Click on install now.
