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First Look at Mageia 7 RC1 on VirtualBox

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The video will be a First Look at Mageia 7 RC1 on VirtualBox. Installing First Look at Mageia 7 RC1 on VirtualBox is a pretty simple process that only takes a few minutes. If you want to follow along, here are the links you’ll need Mageia Website: https://www.mageia.org Mageia RC7 Download: https://www.mageia.org/en/downloads/prerelease/ VirtualBox: https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads You’ll want to give the Virtual …

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How To Install Manjaro on VirtualBox

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In this video we’ll take a look at how to install Manjaro on VirtualBox. Installing Manjaro on VirtualBox is a bit more tedious than other distros like Ubuntu or POP!_OS as it requires a lot of installing and rebooting and installing and rebooting ad nauseum. First Things First After you have installed VirtualBox: https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads Then, download the Majaro flavor of …

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How To Install POP!_OS On VirtualBox

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To continue the software series of videos, I want to take a look at how to install POP!_OS on VirtualBox. POP!_OS is a SUPER clean Linux distribution that is a bit system-intense, but it’s super friendly and easy to use. System76 explains the operating system better than I can, so here’s what they have to say about POP!_OS: “We believe …

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How To Install Gitlab On Ubuntu 16.04

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As a website or app developer, you’ll want to use some sort of code repository and versioning system to help keep your life a little more sane while you’re developing. In this video I’ll show you how to install GitLab 11.0.3-ee on a virtualized Ubuntu 16.04 setup. While installing GitLab on Ubuntu isn’t terribly difficult, it IS a bit time …

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Virtualize Kali Linux the Easy Way

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Since there have been a fair number of people having issues with getting Kali Linux setup on VirtualBox, I decided to make another video showing a MUCH easier way to get up and running with Kali Linux on VirtualBox. The default username is: root The default password is: toor I’m running Windows 10 and have Oracle VM Virtual Box installed …