VirtualBox is better managed through command line. The GUI
frontend is rather inaccessible.
Guys,
I've got what will hopefully be a real quick question, for the
most part. I say for the most part, as I hope this won't take
lots of configuring and middle mucking around. If it does
though, well, then, I guess it does.
Anyway, LOL,
I need to install a VM of Windows which I can run on top of my
Ubuntu Mate 17.10 machine.
I know a lot of you, if not most wouldn't advise doing this for
security and stability, but I don't have much a choice. The
class which I'm taking online uses a piece of software which s
propriatary, and absolutely has no, alternative nor Linux port.
Believe me, I looked for hours.
I don't plan to use Windows hardly at all. I'm only needing it
for this one thing, really. I've talked to the instructor, and
they are unwilling to move to a Linux capable platform, which is
unfortunate, but it's what it is.
So, are there any good VM managers out there which would work
with the official build of Orca packaged with Ubuntu 17.10? I
don't yet feel comfortable building it from the git hub without
a lot of help along the way.
I know about Virtualbox, but I hear there are definitely some
issues with it, and Orca.
I'm not afraid to learn a few command line things, as long as
they are fairly easy, which I hear Virtualbox can be a bit of a
pain on the CLI.
Help much appreciated.
Chris.
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