We could say that the closest thing to an official version of Windows Sandbox for Ubuntu is GNOME Boxes. The bad thing, as in any other Live Session, is that the settings we make will not be saved, but it is not a tragedy if we take into account that Windows does not it is highly customizable and part of the configuration, such as the network connection, can be taken from the host system.
It has everything you need to work, but it is a light version of Windows 10. Windows Sandbox allows us to test anything in a clean environmentīasically the new Windows 10 feature is a Live Session of the operating system, but running as a guest. Windows Sandbox is a official software that will allow us to test anything before installing it on the computer, which will ensure that it will work perfectly or that we can eliminate it completely without leaving any residue.
Not to mention that GNOME Boxes crashes on Kubuntu when trying to create some virtual machines from certain ISO images or that VMware is paid. This is more or less what Microsoft has done by launching Windows Sandbox, A species of Windows 10 virtual machine for Windows 10.īut we go by parts: the first, yes, it is true that we can create all the virtual machines that we want with Virtualbox, VMware or GNOME Boxes, for example, but no option is official from Canonical. Although this is not a real problem on Linux, I am someone who likes that their operating system is perfect, which is why I am using an Ubuntu 19.04 virtual machine on Kubuntu. I can test several applications a day, which can sometimes be a problem. As a publisher, I am a user who has to test a lot of software.
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