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Now, switch over to VirtualBox and Click the New button. Let’s get started, shall we? Install Ubuntu in VirtualBox as a VM Step 1 Install Ubuntu as a virtual machine (VM).Click a jumplink to jump to that part of the article. Set up your user account and select Continue.You’ll need VirtualBox installed on your computer in order to follow this guide.īecause this is a rather long guide, it’s broken into two sections.Choose your time zone on the map, then select Continue.Choose Erase disk and install Ubuntu and select Install Now, then select Continue to ignore the warning.Choose Normal installation or Minimal installation, then select Continue.Choose your keyboard layout and select Continue.Choose your language and select Install Ubuntu. Your VM will now boot into a live version of Ubuntu.Choose your Ubuntu disk image and select Open.If the VM doesn’t automatically detect it, select the folder next to the Empty field. This is the point where you need to choose the Ubuntu ISO file you downloaded earlier.Select Start in the toolbar to launch your VM. The name of your virtual machine will now appear on the left side of the VirtualBox manager.Choose how much space you wish to set aside for Ubuntu and select Create.Choose Dynamically allocated or Fixed size for the storage type and select Next.Choose VDI ( VirtualBox Disk Image) and select Next.Choose Create a virtual hard disk now and select Create.Choose how much RAM you want to assign to the virtual machine and select Next.Give your VM a name, choose Linux as the Type, then choose Ubuntu as the Version and select Next.Open VirtualBox and select New in the top taskbar.Download the Ubuntu ISO file you want to install from the Ubuntu download page.Download VirtualBoxfor Windows and install it on your computer.LTS stands for long-term support - which means five years, until April 2023, of free security and maintenance updates, guaranteed. Download the latest LTS version of Ubuntu, for desktop PCs and laptops.

Ubuntu is officially released in three editions: Desktop, Server, and Core for the internet of things devices and robots. Ubuntu is a free and open-source Linux distribution based on Debian.

In this tutorial video I am going to show you, how you can Install Ubuntu 18.04 LTS on VirtualBox in Windows 8 | Windows 10.