Setup for Beginners

If you think your system is unable to handle a VM, please dual boot instead, then skip to Step 31 to install our dependencies

1. Get Ubuntu 18.04 ISO
2. Install VirtualBox
3. Open VirtualBox
4. Press New on the top left
5. Create Linux , Ubuntu (usually 64-bit) Virtual Machine. Name it to your choice.
6. Click next, set Memory Size to a minimum of 2048MB
7. Click next, then Create (when it asks for creating visual hard disk)
8. Choose VMDK (just in case you start hating VirtualBox)
9. Click next, choose Dynamically Allocated
10. Change the virtual hard disk size if you plan on installing anything large in the near future. Otherwise, 10GB should be enough.
11. Right-click on the newly created VM, go to Settings
12. Click on Storage on the left panel
13. Click on Empty below Controller: IDE
14. There is a CD icon on the right, next to the combobox. Click on it and browse to where the downloaded Ubuntu .iso file is
15. Click on System on the left panel, then the Processor tab. Increase the settings there to however large your system can spare.
16. Click OK, then Start the VM by clicking on the big green Start arrow. This should be the result
17. Click Install Ubuntu

• A tip: To change control back to your host OS, press Ctrl, or the Windows Start button/ MacOS Cmd button

18. Choose your appropriate keyboard layout, click next
19. Check the Install third-party updates... checkbox
20. Click on Install Now (there is nothing in the disk to be erased ;)
21. Choose your timezone, click Continue.
22. Select your user settings, click on Continue
23. Wait for Ubuntu to install. The installation might ask for a restart periodically. Press yes accordingly.
24. Login to the VM, open a terminal (Ctrl-Alt-T) type in sudo apt-get install virtualbox-guest-dkms virtualbox-guest-utils virtualbox-guest-x11 and press enter. This is to make sure VirtualBox is kind to you
25. Enable shared clipboard by clicking on Devices>Shared Clipboard>Bidirectional, and Devices>Drag and Drop>Bidirectional
26. Setup Shared Folders via Devices>Shared Folder>Shared Folders Settings
27. Click on the + folder sign when the popup opens
28. Enter your preferred folder, click on Make Permanent and Auto-mount
29. Click on Ok, then restart the VM
30. The Shared Folder is on the path /media/sf_FOLDERNAME, where FOLDERNAME is the name of the folder that you chose, and will also be on the Desktop.
31. Open a terminal, enter sh -c "$(wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nush-osi-layer-8/setup/master/bootstrap.sh -O -)"