My home computer is Chinese languaged based windows system and my child cannot understand. It is required to install a linux and English based system similiar to the school in my computer. I don't want to switch from one system to another so I need to install the linux system in a VM.
I once installed ubuntu 16.4 in my office PC using hyper-V as the virtual machine, the speed is acceptable and it is quite stable. However the office PC is windows 10. My home PC is windows 7 and hyper-V cannot work in a workstation , it should work in a server or connect to a server, thus I cannot use hyper-V in windows 7.
I tried oracle virtual Box as VM with ubuntu 17, it is fragile and reported memory broken several times, failed.
Then I tried the same VM with 16.4, this time it is better, however, it still threw out exception.
Finally I tried VM ware with ubuntu 16.4, this proved to be quite stable.
Updated 2017/9/2: VM ware with ubuntu 16.4 is too slow and unacceptable, I tried with Apple Mac os x 10.10 today and it is much better.
There are many bloggers who made comparsion between different virual machine softwares without really experience them. So be cautious about them.
I always use VmWare as a Virtual Machine software, since it was the only one I can good pretty stable results out of it.
Getting them to work properly can be quite challenging but what I can recommend (if you happen to be in this situation ) is to use a lightweight distro. I for example use Arch as my daily driver coupled with some light software. VmWare works like a charm on it and i can even get Windows 10 to run quite properly.
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windows 10 has its own VM hyper-V which is also very stable and fast.
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Great. Thanks for sharing. I'm starting to follow you.
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