Video.
We're going to be using the Linux Mint to create our own virtual machine.
So let's head over to the site.
Now, if you head over the Linux Mint.com Forward Slash Download App, it'll take you to the site here.
So the version we're using is currently at the time of this recording, it's 19.2 codenamed Tina.
So I'm going to choose a cinnamon download here.
And that's generally the more popular one.
If you know what you're doing, you could try and beat or excel.
See, this is what I'm going to choose.
So in my case, I have 64 bit systems so I can choose 64.
Now, if you're not sure if you have 64, 32 bit, you can check your operating system.
Or if you want to be on the safe side, just choose 32 bit.
Now from here, you just want choose whichever mirror is going to be closest to, you know, in order
to save time.
He or he went ahead and download the file.
So as we know, we're going to load it for VirtualBox.
I'm going to click on New and I'm going to type in Linux Mint.
Demo dosing.
And you can name this whatever you want.
Okay.
I'm going to leave it in the default location to where he picked up a boon to his operating system,
which is essentially what the base operating system is going to be when I click next.
Now for memory, I recommend at least two gigs.
Memory.
You can get away with one gig if you need to.
Can we create a virtual disk?
I'm going to move this to give it a go.
I would say 30 gigs if you can.
Minimum, I would say, is about 20 do create.
And there we go.
Okay.
Now, if I go ahead of time, I can go to system or a display, rather.
And we can give the video memory 128 megs, which is going to speed things up a bit.
And if we go down to system.
Let's see.
Yeah.
System and processor, I'm going to changes to to CPU and I just want to get this stuff out of the way
now.
Okay.
And let's see, for the graphic processor, you probably will get some error messages on VirtualBox
when you're doing the the virtual machine.
So in order to get around this, we could actually click this graphic controller here and we could do
V box of VGA.
And you want to click on this enable 3D acceleration and click.
Okay.
All right.
Now we're going to start up our virtual machine here.
Okay.
And we're going to click on the folder here and choose the ISO and we can select my ISO from Linux Mint
and click open and start.
Now this is going to be a pretty straightforward install.
So let me expand the sound a little bit.
And we'll have to wait for the automatic boot.
Okay.
So we'll give this a moment here.
And there should be a podium soon.
Let me just close this little window here.
Okay.
And when you first start, it is going to give you kind of a, you know, a load of a virtual machine
here.
And this is fully functional.
You could actually pull up a browser here and start browsing or do whatever I need to.
This is a live distribution, but that's not going to do a lot of good for us for OSU machines.
So when click on this install Linux mint here and we're going to go and install the operating system,
give that a moment here.
Now, this is pretty straightforward.
Again, just choose your language, choose English and click continue.
And then you choose your keyboard layout hit continue.
Okay.
And I'm going to click this install third party software for graphics and Wi-Fi and hardware.
Just make things a little bit quicker.
If you want to do a cleaner install, you can choose not to, but you won't have to go back in and start
installing stuff manually that you'll want.
That's generally pretty easy process to just click that.
So that's why I'm doing that, make this a as seamless as possible.
So we want to install Linux and don't worry, this is going to erase the virtual machine, not our actual
hard drive.
It's going to install now.
Gateway.
Click continue.
Okay.
And we'll give that a moment there.
Okay.
Now choose your region.
This is essentially going to be for time zone and whatnot.
So I'm going to click Continue and then you want to name it something I'm going to type in.
Oh, sent.
And you can name this whatever you want.
Choose your username and choose a password.
Just type in o sent.
Make things easy.
Okay.
And I'm going to click continue and if you really want to you could encrypt the home folder.
But this is a this is a virtual machine.
I'm not going to bother and I'm going to click continue.
Okay.
And we're going to let us to start with a positive video.
Waterstones That way we're not wasting a bunch of time, so I'll see you in a moment.
Okay.
So after a few minutes, you should get this screen here.
Installation complete?
No.
You could click this button and continue test the operating system.
But I think we're good.
Someone click restart now.
And when you get this message please remove the installer medium and press enter.
It's assuming that it was installed from a CD or DVD.
Some screen click enter and enter again.
You should reboot or go.
So don't forget hit enter twice when you get that.
Because the first time, for whatever reasons, probably not going to read it.
Right.
Okay.
And here we go.
Here's our operating system.
We click this X here, and we have our operating system.
So I'm not sure logging was my password and I chose.
And this is going to take a moment.
And here's our video.
Here's our operating system, rather.
So I'm going to close this message here.
I don't need to see the welcome screen up to my log in here.
My closest.
And I am going to ignore this is running without a hardware acceleration, which is fine for me and
I'm going to close this out.
So here's our offering system.
We could do a couple of extra things here.
We can go in here.
We could actually enable the virtual instrument operating system.
We can go here to devices and we can enable drag and drop.
I'm going to do bi directional so I can copy from the clipboard back and forth and then we could do
a share clipboard by directional and this is all under devices and we can set up a shared folder.
So you get shared folder if you want to have share a files between your host operating system in your
and your virtual machine here.
Now, if you want to do that, we go here and we could actually go to the shared folder here.
And we can click this plus button here and we can name it.
Meant demo and then we could do auto mount so we wouldn't have to worry about it.
And we choose the path.
Hit the down arrow, hit other and choose a location that you want to do.
So I'm going to choose documents.
And I am just going to create a folder here.
Right click here when your new folder and I'm going to mint demo.
Okay.
I'm going to choose a folder in it.
Select and.
Okay.
And okay.
So when I restart the operating system, I have a shared folder between my main computer and the virtual
machine.
So it can be handy if I'm from sharing files back and forth.
Now in the Leader Views, we're going to take a look at installing some programs from the from the program
manager in here.
And then we're going to be pulling some files from the Internet.
And again, this is all to build an ocean operating system so we don't have to rely so much on the Web
based tools.
No, it's not going to be a gigantic list of tools like we had throughout throughout this whole course.
But it is going to be a good amount of tools to get you get you going.
And also, it kind of builds the skill set for building a more advanced operating system.
And you always can go in and always search out for more tools and start adding them.
So again, in the next few, we're going to start installing some software and start building the machine.
Thanks for watching.
I'll see you in next video.