Step-by-Step Guide: Install Any Linux Distro on VirtualBox

[@PulsarTECH]

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[@engineeringcanada]

Great, I was going to try Pop OS but I didn't want to install it on my laptop so that it doesn't mess up my existing operating system, this will be a great way to try it out, thanks for the thanks for the advice!

[@PulsarTECH]

VirtualBox is the perfect way to play around with different operating systems without messing up your main system.

[@premabhakti4034]

Thanks for the video!

[@PulsarTECH]

You're welcome, I'm glad you found it helpful!

[@RedCroc-sr6cc]

Excellent guide! thank you very much, I'm going to try a few different Linux distros later that I always wanted to try before I actually install them on my computer. Cheers!

[@PulsarTECH]

I'm glad it helped! Have fun trying out different distros!

[@HyperSpeed249]

Very interesting. So it's like a computer inside a computer.

[@PulsarTECH]

You could say that!

[@FrugalLifeJourneys]

Thank you so much, God Bless You!

[@PulsarTECH]

You are so welcome

[@Ivanamaria99]

i’m stuck on virtual box auditions installation

[@PulsarTECH]

Could you clarify what you mean by "auditions installation"? Are you referring to installing VirtualBox extensions or a specific guest operating system on your VirtualBox setup?

[@Ivanamaria99]

so you can use steam this way with it ?

[@PulsarTECH]

Hi, yes, you can use Steam with VirtualBox, but there are some limitations and considerations to keep in mind: VirtualBox does not offer the same level of 3D graphics performance as a native system. While you can install Steam and run games, the performance might not be ideal for graphically demanding titles. VirtualBox does support 3D acceleration, but it’s not as powerful as running directly on hardware. For the best performance, you'd need to ensure that the virtual machine has enough resources (RAM, CPU, and disk space) allocated to it. You can install Steam on the guest OS, just as you would on a physical machine. Steam will run inside the virtual machine, and you can access your games library, download games, and play them.

[@Ivanamaria99]

@ looking into doing it in nobara linux you used that ? also thinking of getting external graphics card would love a video on that(:

[@PulsarTECH]

@@Ivanamaria99 yea, that sounds interesting, but I haven't used Nobara. I'll put it on my list and see if it will be an interesting topic to make another video about. Thanks for watching!

[@Ivanamaria99]

@@PulsarTECH i asked you a question on your usb video if you could get back to me to (:

[@PulsarTECH]

@@Ivanamaria99 you bet, I try to check comments on a regular bases but sometimes cannot get to it. I'll have a look at it.