Ubuntu isn’t just for running on physical hardware. If you’re a more advanced user of this great Linux distribution, you might want to virtualize it separately from your main Windows (or other) operating system. VMware offers different products for this, including Fusion, Workstation, and Player, but for the best experience between your main OS and the guest Ubuntu OS, you’ll want to install VMware Tools.
When you use VMware Tools on your virtual machine, you’ll be able to copy and paste…
