mandag den 16. marts 2020 kl. 18.48.13 UTC+1 skrev redpo...@gmail.com: > > Good luck with this. I have managed to install Ubuntu but you only get a > small window (which apparently is fixable but I didn't go there). > Networking is difficult and I could never get it to recognise my wifi > adapter. You could always try and install an Ubuntu template from here: > https://qubes.3isec.org/Templates_4.0/ but that entails installing the > template in dom0 which I wasn't real keen on. There is guide here on how > to do it. Let me know if you can't find it and you want it. > > I also into the problems that you are citing. I solved it by mucking > around with installing it on xvda then xvdb etc. I changed the virtual > drive installation options and it worked. But I'm just letting you know > that you will opening a door to some more challenges. I was trying to > install Ubuntu because I know it and I can set up my printers etc, but I > gave up and went through the learning of doing all of this on a Fedora > template in qubes which was a better result anyway. > > Good luck. Let us know how you go. >
1) Thanks for the optimistic view. :) 2) Regarding the small window: Have you tried to change the screen resolutions in Ubuntu ? - although you can't get full screen, it should be possible to get it at least almost full screen. It works in both Windows 10, Linux Mint and Debian 10.3. 3) For me it's fine if just I can get on the internet from within Ubuntu by using a cable connection ? - I haven't been able to get it working in a Debian GUI HVM, but at least in a Windows 10 and Linux Mint HVM. But I would like to install a program that only works with Debian and Ubuntu, so I need to at least get either Debian or Ubuntu to work and being able to connect to the internet. 4) Thanks for the link. For me this one sounds relevant: https://qubes.3isec.org/Templates_4.0/qubes-template-bionic-desktop-4.0.1-202001121248.noarch.rpm as I guess it has a desktop with a GUI. To use it, shall I then just download it to a VM, copy it to dom0 by executing this command; qvm-run -p <build_qube> "cat '/home/user/Downloads/ qubes-template-bionic-desktop-4.0.1-202001121248.noarch.rpm'" > qubes-template-bionic-desktop-4.0.1-202001121248.noarch.rpm I guess " <build_qube>" shall be replaced by the name of the new template, is that correct ? And do I then just need to run this command to execute the file and get the template created with a GUI desktop: chmod +x qubes-template-bionic-desktop-4.0.1-202001121248.noarch.rpm && ./ qubes-template-bionic-desktop-4.0.1-202001121248.noarch.rpm ? 5) Do I understand you correctly, that you installed Ubuntu as LVM, and that worked... ? - If so, what options did you change. to make it work ? - Then I might try that first. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "qubes-users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to qubes-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/qubes-users/408ff69d-eaa4-4107-8b44-6ce1a81d64ef%40googlegroups.com.
