A Single Command To Run Ubuntu VMs
Today we learn how to run an Ubuntu VM easily on Linux using a single command and the tool Multipass from Canonical.
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What's the difference with a docker? Can save files on its image easily?
Man all syllables in Ubuntu sounds like in 'zoo'. uboontoo, if you will.
Eyyyyy, Ryzen 7 5800, good chip.
Thanks for this!!!!👍
If it cannot run GUI, then what is the point compared to a regular docker container?
Thank you1
Thanks!!
Great to know this. Thanks
Very Useful ! Thanks !!
Also on macos M2?!
I just spin a docker image when I need to test something in a fresh environment.
this also works on windows with the WSL command
Another Great one!!
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