Ubuntu

>apps
Just go back to winblows


Is what a normal /g/ user would say. Edgy huh?

Welcome to linux. Ignore all the hate you will get and start by looking up some tutorials to get yourself at home in the terminal.

>>62046125
>What should I do with it?
Use it?

>>62046125
Time to get emulators.

Oh fuck. I just noticed you are running it in a vm. Get rid of fucking osx man. Its a walled garden. Just take the cold dive into linux. Its the best way to learn

>>62046125
>I installed Ubuntu
VM doesn't count. It's useless. Remove it.

>>62046125
> I just installed Ubuntu.
It's not a big deal
> What should I do with it?
> Any apps I should know about?
Depends on your purpose
There is no reason use Ubuntu Desktop if you have OS X.

>installing Linux on a VM
I'd say to get the most out of a Linux experience, you should running it as a primary OS and not on a vm, it's the only way you'll force yourself to learn the ins and outs of a disto and see if it's for you or not

Otherwise you'll fiddle around with the vm for a couple of hours then delete it and never give Linux another thought again

>>62046235
Pretty much this, I'm trying to do my shit in a VM in Windows but most of the time it just feels annoying.

>>62046125
The only reason one can justify the outrageous price of a Mac is MacOS. Why on earth would you spend all that money just to install Ubuntu in a VM?

>>62046125
Kek.

You couldn't even figure out how to setup a dual-boot for Ubuntu.

I think it's time to give up.

learning the terminal is a waste of time. if you ever need to use it google will tell you what to type anyways
t. computer scientist

>>62046676
Wouldn't that necessitate you learning the terminal at some point? Unless you're saying that you can't learn by repetition

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This thread is bakas.

>>62046125
Don't use standard Ubuntu with Unity
Use Ubuntu Gnome instead