veeDee-Eyes provides pre-built Linux VMs for Virtualbox
Download pre-built, complete Linux virtual machines for Sun xVM Virtualbox from veeDee-Eyes.com. More from the web site:
“About:
veeDee-Eyes.com was created to provide users with complete, functional Open Source Virtual Computers.
We download the distribution ISOs. Try and follow the installation instructions. We attempt to install the VirtualBox Guest Additions. VirtualBox VDIs that have the Guest Additions installed are noted on the VDI page.Build Notes:
Unless noted in the “Build Notes” there are
- No additional packages added.
- No update performed.
- Only default options are used when ever possible
The goal is to create a CLEAN virtual computer. You get exactly what the creators of the “Operating System” designed in a STANDARD installation. From there you can make it your own.”
To use these VDI files you just need to do the following:
- install VirtualBox
- unzip the download
- unrar the .vdi file
- save the .vdi to a location where it will be run from
- create a new virtual machine in VirtualBox and attach the .vdi
- start the VirtualBox VM
veeDee-Eyes.com currently has downloads for the following distrinutions:
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Absolute
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CentOS
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Debian
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Dream Linux
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fedora
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Foresight
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gOS
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Granular
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Kubuntu
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LinuxMint
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Mandriva One
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OpenGEU
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OpenSolaris
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openSUSE
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PCLinuxOS
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ReactOS
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Sidux
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Slackware
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TinyMe
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Ubuntu
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Xubuntu
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Zenwalk
Not quite a Virtual Appliance Marketplace, but it can be a time saver none the less.












VeeDee-Eyes is just a commercial hussle to get you to buy their vdi's
From what i experienced it is a waste of time trying to download anything unless you want to PAY!
When you click on anything to download it just shuffles you form menu to menu.
John
Their objective really is to really clean the virtual computer, But i don't have ideas on how does it work. Would you mind giving instructions on how to use them.
I agree with john. And to pay for something it has to be super cool which can be confirmed by the forum discussions and blog postings . But, so far i didn't find a convincing post that could make me buy this app.