| Guided reading | Robo linux is a desktop distribution based on Ubuntu LTS. It features a virtual machine configuration that allows users to run Windows seamlessly. Robolinux released version 9.1 two days ago. |
Robolinux is a desktop distribution based on Ubuntu LTS. It features a virtual machine configuration that allows users to run Windows seamlessly. Robolinux released version 9.1 two days ago. This is the first version of Robolinux 64-bit Mate 3D version 9 series version (9.x), based on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, supports UEFI, Secure Boot and disk encryption, and the Linux kernel is version 4.13. Here are some major changes:
Extensive open source and proprietary WiFi, video and printer driver support, automatic driver discovery, and the ability to install or uninstall drivers.
The USB stick installer is finally available.
Use Wifi during installation.
All languages are now finally supported.
Automatically switch graphics card support on laptops!
Optional UEFI and Secure Boot.
Disk encryption and LVM support available!
Comes with a free Stealth VM!
Free C Drive to VM!
Free one-click app installer!
A brand new user-friendly installer.
A new menu system with an application search box.
Additionally, this release (1.44 GB ISO) ships with many of its users' favorite applications such as Firefox, Thunderbird, GIMP, OpenVPN, VLC, and Rhythmbox. Built-in optional one-click application installers include Tor Browser, Tor Chat, BleachBit, Wireshark, I2P, Clam AntiVirus and Steam.
Robolinux's creator, John Martinson, is committed to creating an operating system for PC users that is free from malware threats, runs Windows files, requires no learning, and greatly increases productivity. Robolinux provides a pre-configured Windows XP, Windows 7 or Windos 10 Virtual Machine Support Package - a VirtualBox configuration that allows users to install and run Windows operating systems on Robolinux.
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