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This is my quad operating system running Sabayon Linux, Vista and Belenix (OpenSolaris with a KDE front end) as well as Leopard
The theme which I designed myself is called Sentinel and is based around the machines from the Matrix movie.
The plugins I use are:
Compiz-Fusion
SuperKaramba
Cairo-Dock
Emerald
VirtualBox
VMware
I use Sabayon as the main OS and Vista, Leopard and Belenix as virtual machines.
If you are a linux user you can try out my theme which I have uploaded to kde-look.org
Here is the direct link
kde-look.org/usermanager/search.php?username=DarkVader&am...
Just recently added Leopard to the mix
This is my quad operating system running Sabayon Linux, Vista and Belenix (OpenSolaris with a KDE front end) as well as Leopard
The theme which I designed myself is called Sentinel and is based around the machines from the Matrix movie.
The plugins I use are:
Compiz-Fusion
SuperKaramba
Cairo-Dock
Emerald
VirtualBox
VMware
I use Sabayon as the main OS and Vista, Leopard and Belenix as virtual machines.
If you are a linux user you can try out my theme which I have uploaded to kde-look.org
Here is the direct link
kde-look.org/usermanager/search.php?username=DarkVader&am...
Just recently added Leopard to the mix
How many Ubuntu flavors can I run at once?
This is Virtualbox-OSE running on top of Ubuntu Intrepid x64. Guest OSes are OpenGEU (a flavor of Ubuntu that uses the Enlightenment DR 17 window manager), eeebuntu (a flavor of ubuntu aimed at ASUS eee pc's), and Ubuntu Hardy Heron i386.
Next up: I need to find a legitimate Windows XP license to run XP in virtualbox's "seamless" mode.
Performance isn't too bad, actually.
Virtualbox sun microsystems project looking glass opensource Java Desktop
overview
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Showing off my new fingerless mitts and my new closet office set-up. I moved the old 24" display into the closet, so now Debbie and I won't be fighting over the main PC as much (I actually have a VirtualBox XP session I can run in here to do basic edits and uploads).
Googles Chrome OS running inside Suns Virtual Box. Boy that thing is fast!
Read here on TechCrunch on how to install it yourself.
Installing Linux Mint 10 (Julia) on a VirtualBox VM with BTRFS filesystem.
Using the release candidate 1 CD
la idea es deshacerme del dualboot en mi laptop, matar la instalacion de xp y dejar solo lo necesario para el trabajo que me obliga a tener un xp instalado
This is my quad operating system running Sabayon Linux, Vista and Belenix (OpenSolaris with a KDE front end) as well as Leopard
The theme which I designed myself is called Sentinel and is based around the machines from the Matrix movie.
The plugins I use are:
Compiz-Fusion
SuperKaramba
Cairo-Dock
Emerald
VirtualBox
VMware
I use Sabayon as the main OS and Vista, Leopard and Belenix as virtual machines.
If you are a linux user you can try out my theme which I have uploaded to kde-look.org
Here is the direct link
kde-look.org/usermanager/search.php?username=DarkVader&am...
Just recently added Leopard to the mix
Project 365 22 November 2010 326/365
Organizing the second desktop on the external monitor hooked to the notebook. I've set the for virtual machines in a nice quadrant layout.
There's a natural gas leak less than a kilometre away from us at work. We're just outside the current evacuation zone. It sounded like a loud jet engine from my house this morning as the gas vented into the atmosphere, which is about 7 km away. We have not been evacuated and capping it may take a few hours.
I decided to try running my computer with just Linux and putting WIndows into a virtual appliance (VirtualBox). So far so good.
Screenshot of Windows XP Home Edition running in seemless mode within Virtualbox on Ubuntu 8.04 Linux.
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Apps running are Windows Task Manager, VirtualBox with two Virtual Machines running ([K]Ubuntu Linux and OpenSolaris
The screenshot shows Windows XP running under VirtualBox on Kubuntu Feisty Fawn. Not sure why I would want Windows XP but since I finally have a decent computer I decided I wanted to know what the whole virtualisation hype is all about.
I have, almost without effort, installed WinXP, Ubuntu and Debian under VirtualBox. The virtual GNU/Linux machines will be great for learning stuff without messing up my real system. :)
Now that we have a very basic widget coded up, we should fire up our Simulator and see how it works. We do this by switching to our VM and then selecting Applications -> TV Widgets -> 540 Latest Production -> 540 Latest Production Simulator from the menu bar. Once the simulator starts up and does it's initial bootstrap install, you should see something similar to the above image. You might have to arrow over to the left side to bring the Hello World widget into view.
Installing Linux Mint 10 (Julia) on a VirtualBox VM with BTRFS filesystem.
Using the release candidate 1 CD
Akhirnya berhasil memblankonkan sebuah XO. Berdasarkan petunjuk instalasi untuk Ubuntu yang diimprovisasi, si Lontara minimalis diinstal pakai VirtualBox, lantas disalin ke flash disk, kemudian menyalin kernel dan initrd asli milik OLPC. Tapi belum berhasil menginstal penggerak grafis X11 untuk Geode. Layarnya tak disangka mampu menampilkan foto rumput dengan baik sekali.
Performa BlankOn Lontara Minimalis di komputer 500 MHz dengan 256 MB RAM ini ternyata cukup baik. Salut untuk pak Takdir yang telah menyusun Lontara Minimalis!
How to manage VirtualBox VMs on a remote headless server
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But, it says I need a software update to play the video. I guess I should do what it says and install their software.
First of all, you need to install VirtualBox on your machine. It's available for free from www.virtualbox.org. Follow the instructions on their site for your platform.
Even for those already running Linux on their host machine, we highly recommend running VirtualBox and using our provided VM. By keeping the Simulator inside the VM, it's much easier to manage incompatibilities between different Linux apps and to insure that updates don't break the environment. Also using Vagrant, you will find it is extremely easy and quick to just scrap everything and start over in the event something brakes inside the VM.
Notice anything odd? Like the fact that I have a whole other operating system running in a window inside another desktop? Bad-A!
Une capture d'écran un peu spéciale.
Un windows virtualisé dans un kubuntu, connecté via le client de connection windows à une instance de xrdp permettant d'ouvrir ainsi une nouvelle session X.
This is my quad operating system running Sabayon Linux, Vista and Belenix (OpenSolaris with a KDE front end) as well as Leopard
The theme which I designed myself is called Sentinel and is based around the machines from the Matrix movie.
The plugins I use are:
Compiz-Fusion
SuperKaramba
Cairo-Dock
Emerald
VirtualBox
VMware
I use Sabayon as the main OS and Vista, Leopard and Belenix as virtual machines.
If you are a linux user you can try out my theme which I have uploaded to kde-look.org
Here is the direct link
kde-look.org/usermanager/search.php?username=DarkVader&am...
Just recently added Leopard to the mix
Is this a usplash or what? It's just sitting there glowing and flashing. After it fades into the background then the XSplash comes on.
Screen shot of my OpenBSD workspace. (VirtualBox on my MacBook)
Modified it to fit my screen just right from this original photo, found on flickr:
iTunes running in seemless mode within Virtualbox.
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When the Ubuntu installer goes to install the package, you will see that you have to accept the Terms of Use to install the package. Just click ok and then select "Accept" on the following screen (assuming of course you do) and then you will be returned back to the prompt with an "install successful" message.
I've had a problem with an old 1990's program that doesn't run on any 64-bit operating systems.
Thanks to Oracle Virtualbox I'm slowly starting to get things in place... Drag&Drop file transfer seems to work pretty well too.
An excellent way anyways to test various things without risk of messing up one's normal computer totally.
With VirtualBox seamless mode your virtualized Windows can share your Linux desktop. This is the trial version of Windows Server 2008 x86 running under Ubuntu Hardy AMD64.. Now I can use my favorite Intype under Linux without any font problems..