April 30, 20215 yr Hi, I've just stsrted using Unraid this week, so please bear with me, if I'm missing the obvious. I was planning to configure a Ubuntu VM as a development environment (golang, C, python, ...) and connect (vs-code server) to the VM from my relatively old and slow laptop to speed up the development process. However, I've just noticed Ubuntu is not listed as a supported VM guest OS. Is it possible to leverage the power of my server to speed up the development process in a docker environment? Or how would you recommend me to deploy a development environment?
April 30, 20215 yr Hello, I am at work so I cannot check ; but I am pretty sure that Ubuntu is in the default VM templates.
April 30, 20215 yr 12 minutes ago, Jorgensen said: However, I've just noticed Ubuntu is not listed as a supported VM guest OS It's there on my system when I click add VM. "Supported OS" doesn't now particularly mean that any given OS isn't supported. It's just a template with some default entries filled out.
April 30, 20215 yr Author Thanks for the quick responses. Since I'm not home right now, I couldn't actually check VM templates but from https://wiki.unraid.net/Manual/VM_Guest_Support I assumed that Ubuntu was not supported. Great to hear that Ubuntu is actually available, thanks a lot.
April 30, 20215 yr Community Expert 1 hour ago, Jorgensen said: Thanks for the quick responses. Since I'm not home right now, I couldn't actually check VM templates but from https://wiki.unraid.net/Manual/VM_Guest_Support I assumed that Ubuntu was not supported. Great to hear that Ubuntu is actually available, thanks a lot. That is by no means an exhaustive list. In principle if KVM supports it then it should work OK under the unRaid KVM implementation.
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