Good. It worked after adding the guest additions. For anyone that doesn't know, the guest additions are tools that improve the integration of Ubuntu and the host OS, so that you can do this kind of stuff. Thanks for the video!

An excellent example of a tech teacher, doesn't take you the long route. Simple but effective method of delivering his instructions. I read a lot before finding this video in which solved my problem in a few mintures. Many thanks!

I get to the "how do you want to install Ubuntu" and i get no options. Just the image on the left and nothing on the right. What's wrong?

Great video! Thanks to sharing.

world need persons like you, you really short ly and simply convey the steps, others only suggest terminal , which seems complex and been lengthier process

Great video. Thank you

Great Video thanks

It doesnt boot up when i do it

I realize this is an old post, things change in both the Arduino and VS Code/PlatformIO world, but this still helped out a great deal. I'm new to Arduino and like the simplicity of the Arduino IDE but I used to program in the old Visual Studio (among other oldies like Delphi and Code Warrior) going back to VB 5.0 and MFC in VCC++. Having done very little coding in the last 20 years I needed the simplicity of Arduino IDE, but now want the bigger potential that VS offers. Having done the installs and extension updates, seeing 'main.cpp' was a welcome sight but I was kind of lost in the new IDE. Your walkthrough was very simple, to-the-point and wasted no time (unlike this comment). Thank you.

The domain it gives me is the local domain (127.0.0.1) my vps is hosted with ubuntu24.04, can you make an updated tutorial?

wait does sender adress have to be verified too? does it not provide a dummy sender address ins sandbox?

Thank You so much. Saved me so much time . Liking this.!

The implementation presented in this video (I mean "nmtui") simply would not work on the newest Ubuntu-Server where everything (networking) is managed by "netplan" ... You'd need to follow the netplan bridging to make it to work, rather than "nmtui". The concept would be the same, but the implementation would not be possible through the "nmtui" The concept is greatly presented.

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Bro thank you so much I only had the option for manual and had no idea what to do

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That made my day ! Thanks man, keep the work !

Thank you so much. This was video was helpful.

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bro you are great, not ChatGPT or any other AI solved it for me

I see you are installing it on a USB.. how do i install it on the SSD? I have already created a partition

Thanks a ton!

Thanks you so much for your help and one question: i restart my pc and now how to start the server and database back. i used the following command but didn't work sudo systemctl restart nginx sudo service mysql start

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This package has not been updated in a LONG time. Various QEMU commands have been deprecated since then, so it's not going to work right.

Thank you very much it is very useful to have such videos available. By this we can clearly understand what to do. Thank you once again. And please create more content. BTW you have earned my subscription.

I have installed nginx via the official nginx repo and boy does it complicate things!

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But what is it for? It's the old DOS that I was taught in school. Very impractical.

Perfect tutorial! I almost skipped the tutorial when he used an external usb for the ubuntu installation because I wanted a dual boot on my ssd. However, I created a partition, and after following the tutorials, I have my dual boot set up. This is the best simple solution I have come across so far. Big ups bro.

Hey in the end why is it showing 22.04 instead of 24.04

Loved your QEMU/KVM playlist. Thank you for putting in the good work. Would you dive into Systems Programming (or Networking) stuff in the future ?

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pip is not a recognisable command

Thanks for showing how to do this through the GUI. Why does everyone go into SSH when they can do it in GUI.

What to do when it says, "Error unmounting filesystem" Error unmounting: target is busy (udisks-error-quark, 14)?

Thanks, it helps a lot! keep on it!

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