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Hi there, caught your work on the ubuntu forum regarding getting virtual pc 2007 to run ubuntu. I have spent the past week checking out ubunt 8.04 ubuntstudio 9.04 ubunt 9.04 and ubunt studio 8.04 in virtual pc 2007.
I have found with pretty much the same steps you advised that i was able to get ubunt 8.04 working good in vpc 2007 with good high res working internet and sound however ubunt studio 9.04 would not have working sound nor would ubunt studio 8.04
I did however get my good ubunt 8.04 virtual machine updated into ubunt studio 8.04 using this post https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudio/UpgradingFromHardy and it worked a treat even the sound works still.
I have now finished my first encounter with linux albeit using virtual. I now plan to get virtual installed and see the difference and then onto vmware workstation.
Your wordpress is looking good and i see other topics you cover i know i will need in the future so i will be sure to come back. Also seems many people writing about linux and virtual pc are using wordpress, any reasons why you moved to wordpress?
Cheers,
Mark
Comment by Mark — August 6, 2009 @ 8:35 am
…I have now finished my first encounter with linux albeit using virtual. I now plan to get virtual installed and see the difference and then onto vmware workstation…
should read
I have now finished my first encounter with linux albeit using virtual pc. I now plan to get virtual box installed and see the difference and then onto vmware workstation.
Comment by Mark — August 6, 2009 @ 8:37 am
For the record, my participation on the Virtual PC 2007 page of the Ubuntu wiki was only to categorize the page – I didn’t actually write any content. I’m happy to hear the instructions there worked for you, though, and that you’re exploring the joys of Ubuntu!
As far as the sound problems go, see if your Virtual PC 2007 has some individual audio options for each virtual machine. You should have Alsa, OSS, and PulseAudio among the choices, and any one of those may do the trick for Ubuntu Studio 8.04.
When you try VirtualBox, I’ve got a couple of pages here that might be helpful in case you run into any snags with it, or just as a general guide for some of the things you can do with it.
Thanks for the kind words about my blog. My reason for moving to WordPress was that my Google page is being moved any day now whether I like it or not, and the new location doesn’t work at all like the old Google pages did. The Hostrator site I tried to move to for a while wasn’t reliable.
I wanted a stable, reliable place that is trusted and used by some big names. WordPress is used by CNN, People Magazine, Dow Jones, and the NFL. I figured if they trust it, I can trust it. It turns out to have been a good decision, and it’s been a lot of fun setting it up and keeping it going. It also offers a level of interaction with my visitors that I didn’t have before through these comments.
Let me know if you run into any trouble in your explorations of Ubuntu, or if there’s a particular topic you’d like to see covered here. Meanwhile, enjoy it. The freedom is absolutely delicious. (:
Comment by mostlylinux — August 9, 2009 @ 1:10 pm
Excellent! Attractive format, and efficient access to helpful resources you’ve created and are hosting.
Comment by fpirrone — August 10, 2009 @ 1:25 am
Thanks – I’m glad you’re enjoying it. (:
Comment by mostlylinux — August 18, 2009 @ 1:26 am
Thanks for the kind words! Let me know if there’s anything you’d like to see that I haven’t covered yet. (:
Comment by mostlylinux — June 19, 2009 @ 12:38 am