Re: help with setting up a Ubuntu VM on windows
I never got that error. Did you try running the thing as admin? I am always admin on my comp in a way, maybe it couldn't write to the program files directory?
and about how to get speakup, I'm really not sure why you'd still do that, but there is an arch linux distro called tarch(talking arch) that comes with it. However, as it's an arch distro, it drops you in the live environment, good luck trying to install it from there and only with the command line! Yeah, there are install arch guides on the internet, but still...a bit of a daunting task if you ask me.
regarding dark days ahead, I don't think it not working with orca is the case anymore, though I might be wrong on that, didn't research in some time.
Btw, the extension pac for virtual box is to enable external devices to be shared among the host and guest, not for the kind of file sharing you're thinking of, with shared folders and stuff. The guest additions, however, are kernel drivers that make it possible to do many things, from clipboard sharing, to shared folders, autoscaling displays, etc. To install that, you need to mount the VBOX guest additions iso file, then run the install.sh or run.sh or whatever they are calling it now. Alternatively, ubuntu can and sometimes will prompt you that the cd unit has an autorun file and if you wish the program to run, in this case, the shell script that installs the kernel modules. Do that, give the password when prompted, restart when needed, and you're good to go!
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