To use the ISO file, select "Operating System Image File" at the bottom of the "Select an OS Source" window. Most often, these installers will be provided as. The first step in the VM creator, is to select the OS installer you would like to use. This will open the "Create a Virtual Machine" dialog box.
To start, open or navigate to GNOME Boxes, then select the + button at the top left. Now that GNOME Boxes has been installed, we can begin to create the virtual machine. On Ubuntu, it is available in the Software Center.Īlternatively, on either Pop!_OS or Ubuntu, you can install GNOME Boxes by running the below command in a Terminalįlatpak install Creating a VM On Pop!_OS, you can install GNOME Boxes from the Pop!_Shop. See instructions below if you aren't running Linux, or would like to install Pop!_OS to make things simple. Instructions in this guide use Pop!_OS as the "Host" operating system, or the operating system that runs the virtualization software. This article assumes you are already running a Linux distribution. GNOME Boxes uses the open source libvirt hypervisor, which is the software that manages and runs the VMs. This article will cover the GNOME Boxes application for running virtual machines. This is a great way to run applications that require older software, run applications that require an OS other than Linux, or to try out other operating systems.
Virtual machines allow you to run other operating systems from within your primary operating systems.
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