00:00hi guys my name is karthik and i am from
00:01easyautomation.com and today in this
00:03video we'll be talking about how we can
00:05install an linux operating system which
00:07is nothing but the ubintu latest jammy
00:10jellyfish 22.04 operating system in
00:14parallel desktop 18 which just got
00:16released like a couple of weeks before
00:18and we are gonna see how we can easily
00:20install ubuntu operating system in apple
00:23m1 chip in under one minute so you will
00:26see the power of the apple m1 installing
00:28ubuntu operating system and you will see
00:30that how easy it is the installation
00:32process just like a couple of clicks and
00:34you are pretty good to go with it so
00:35let's get started with it i've already
00:37covered about the windows 11 operating
00:39system insulation the arm based windows
00:41operating system insulation in apple m1
00:44with the parallels desktop and in this
00:46video i'll be seeing how we can install
00:48the ubuntu operating system using
00:50parallel desktop and once again it's a
00:52arm based operating system all right so
00:54let's get started so the first thing
00:55which i'm going to do is i'm going to go
00:56and click this create virtual machine
00:58and you will see that it's gonna show
01:00you about mac with an m series chip so
01:02i'm just gonna agree that so basically
01:04it tells you that we are gonna be
01:05installing an arm based operating system
01:08here because you cannot really install
01:10an x86 based operating system using this
01:13parallel desktop in the m series chip so
01:15i'm gonna agree that i'm gonna hit
01:17continue i'm not gonna install the
01:18windows 11 rather i'm gonna install an
01:21ubuntu operating system so you'll see
01:22that the download is gonna be done
01:24automatically for us and then the
01:26installation is gonna happen for us if i
01:27just double click this one so you see
01:29that it's an ubuntu 22.0 for arm 64-bit
01:32version so arm 64 version so if i just
01:36go ahead and download it right now you
01:39will see that it is going to do
01:40everything for me automatically so
01:42basically based on your internet speed
01:45all the installations are going to
01:46happen basically it's going to download
01:48the operating system for you and also
01:50it's going to install things for you
01:54there we go and now you can see that the
01:56panel's desktop has come in for us over
01:58here so i'm just gonna go select it it's
02:00asking me to give a strong password over
02:04so i'm just gonna say
02:06my strong password so you can see that
02:09this way it's going to set the password
02:10for me and now it's asking me the root
02:12password once again so i'm going to
02:14enter the password that i just entered
02:16and once i do that you will notice that
02:18it is going to install the paddles tools
02:20installation for us over here just
02:23behind the scene and while that is
02:25happening you can also go ahead and
02:28legal notice from here and then you can
02:30set up the live patch if you wanted to
02:33so you can just hit next and then you
02:35can see that the legal notice comes in
02:37so i'm just gonna say no don't sit send
02:40any system information hit next and then
02:43privacy allow the application to allow
02:45you a geographical location you could
02:47able to set that if you wanted to i'm
02:48just not gonna love it so i'm gonna hit
02:50next and then you will see that you are
02:52ready to go with the
02:54application installation that you really
02:55wanted to done and you can see that we
02:58are already in the ubuntu operating
03:01system right now basically we are done
03:03it took less than one minute for us to
03:06install the ubintu operating system and
03:09there is no place where you have to go
03:11and give the volumes like mount volume
03:14for the user something like that you
03:16don't have to do any such things because
03:18everything is going to be taken care by
03:20the parallel desktop 18 automatically
03:23and that's it now the installation of
03:25the ubuntu 22.04 is already done and you
03:28can see that this is the arm based
03:29operating system once again and now if i
03:31try to expand the screen you can see
03:33that the full resolution of the screen
03:35comes in and you can see that the
03:36performance is not bad at all it is
03:38quite faster pretty much like how you
03:40work with the linux machine in a pc or
03:44it is faster and if i just type like
03:47terminal you can see that how fast it is
03:50opening there and also if i just go to
03:52firefox browser and now if i try to
03:55put youtube and let's search for an 8k
03:59video and you can see that we are
04:02actually playing an 8k video at the
04:04moment over here and it is not slower at
04:07all i mean you can see that the loading
04:09is not really slowing down
04:11let me just mute this thing and if i
04:15over a bit and you can see that the
04:17videos are just playing quite fine i
04:19mean it is not slowing down really and
04:21now if i just try to
04:25the animation you can see that the
04:26animations are not bad all the
04:28transitioning is going pretty good and
04:30it is just opening pretty much like how
04:32it works with the normal pc installation
04:35of the ubuntu operating system like a
04:36bare metal instead of the virtual
04:38machine as you can see over here so
04:40that's it this is the installation of
04:42ubuntu latest version the 22.04
04:45in the panel desktop 18 within the apple
04:49m1 based chipsets and it is quite faster
04:52once again as i told you pretty much
04:54like how we did for the windows 11
04:55operating system the same experience
04:57happens to come for the linux operating
04:59system as well and it is quite faster so
05:01let's see if i try doing some other
05:03things like if i go to the
05:05display over here and then if i go to
05:08the appearance and i change it to dark
05:12and you can see that dark mode comes in
05:13quite faster and i can choose the
05:17other color changes here just not bad
05:20so yeah it is faster seriously faster
05:23and i could just go click all the
05:26folders and the directories it is
05:31and now if i try to do
05:34the minimization of my operating system
05:37over here you can see that it is not
05:39even slowing down my actual apple m1
05:42machine itself so if i just go to the
05:46over here and if i see the cpu usage and
05:51the performance like how much
05:53the parallel desktop is actually taking
05:55you can see that the panel is desktop
05:57it's actually showing me like it is
06:00percentage over here but it is not quite
06:03a huge really even the fan of the apple
06:06m1 is not running and i'm actually
06:07running this whole apple uh m1 in my
06:10power source which is connected via my
06:12monitor not even the direct power
06:14connection so you can see that it is
06:16actually charging quite fast as well
06:18which is good so yeah this is the actual
06:20experience of the ubintu latest 22.04
06:23installation within april m1 chip using
06:26panel's desktop 18. once again thanks
06:29for watching this video and you guys