All right.
So once you have created the virtual machine for one two which is right here you basically just one
hit play and let's get started with the installation.
Now the reason I said we should use VM where workstation is because it makes the Ubuntu installation
a hell of a lot easier and you'll see that right now.
So basically let me just start up right here.
Let me just maximize the screen as and as you can see it's already opened it in the full screen.
So let's keep it that way.
And as old as saying V.M. we're basically will do all the hard work for installing it in terms of installing
it for you.
So just let it start up and these deletion process should be a breeze.
All right.
So it looks like will actually go on to the startup.
Basically I think it's just going to start the configuration.
As you can see right here it's loaded up with two and that's going to start.
The installation is going to start very fine installation configuration.
Don't worry about this if you're a beginner you just just let it do what it needs to do.
He's going to start creating a file system in the the the virtual hardware that we created the 20 year
by our drive.
Again you could you could have used on an additional amount of space.
So basically it started the installation process as you can see it's saying copying files and you can
basically browse through this little feature window here that we're going to gives us.
It basically includes the Rhythmbox music player.
So in essence or buntu is I think a very very good complete operating system it can do really anything
you can do on Windows.
The only thing that Linux lacks at the end of the day is software support.
Other than that I think it's better than than Windows and don't use Linux for my main work in terms
of programming and development.
But yeah overall Ubuntu I think is going to serve you well if you use it if you choose to use this for
browsing the deeper.
And you can really configure everything or tailor everything to your specification according to how
you like it.
So letting this install and I'll get back to you when it's done.
All right so once the installation is completed I basically once it was installing it'll basically just
all go through the installation process without it needing any interaction from you and it's basically
going to restart.
And if you're running this on your main computer the installation process will be very very similar.
And again it'll reboot into will too.
And if you created you you created a username with a password you get into it otherwise it'll just log
you straight in.
I had a password so I've entered it and it's logging me in right now.
So I'm just going to be taking you over the basic interface of Ubuntu and how to basically download
and install Tor and make sure that it's working.
So just let it log me in.
This is the first time I'm logging in on the system.
So just let it load up and we should be good to go.
All right here we are.
We're on the desktop if it's going to give you some of these this weird resolution if you're running
it on a virtual machine.
Just go into the system settings icon right here just open it up.
Shouldn't take that long to open up and you want to go into hardware and displays again and we have
to just change the resolution to something we find appropriate.
I find that to be the most appropriate for me.
I'm just going to hit apply and there we are.
So it's applied to the resolution that I feel comfortable and now basically this is very very similar
to how Windows works.
You have your toolbar or task bar up here and this is your app chair or you or your your own job as
it's called in a window.
This is basically like your start button and you can search for apps and it's going to show you your
applications that are currently installed and you can basically search for example if I search for Firefox
it's going to it's going to show up as Firefox excuse me.
The resolution has changed again.
Let me just open that up and let me just configure that right now.
Been two displays let me just configure it back to what I'd set it as an apply.
And let's close that keep this configuration.
Sorry I had to keep the configuration.
All right.
So as I said this is your start menu.
And you can search for applications that are installed.
Now for us to install the Tor browser all you have to do is open Firefox.
It will come pre-installed.
Make sure you're connected to the internet.
I'm connected through the virtual machine.
I just open Firefox and just search for your browser.
You have other applications like the Libre Office or Libra office.
You have your file manager so you can really just customize your files very easily.
As I said it's very very similar to Windows and Mac OS in terms of user interface.
Have your Downloads folder.
Let's just close that.
So basically search for the top browser and hit the first one the top browser.
On the first link and you want to download that or browser.
It will automatically detect that using Linux.
Not going to go into the Linux section.
And if you're running a 32 bit version of Windows or any other Linux distro make sure you hit this year
for running 64 bit just hit that I'm using 64 bits.
I'm just going to hit 64 bit right here.
And it's used to basically save the file and let that download.
You shouldn't take that long.
So while it's downloading lets let me actually just show you a few other things that might come in handy.
So one of the tools that I'm going to be using in future video is to basically be configuring won't
do or any other Linux terminal for security and basically making the entire system run through the top
proxy or the door connection is going to be using the terminal terminal.
Don't be afraid of by the terminal.
We're not going to be doing anything complex we're just going to be editing a few configuration files
here and there.
So that's basically the terminal file and that's about all the tools that you needed to do.
If you want to customize your wallpaper you can just right click and go to change background.
Again this is for beginners at Linux and those of you who are not very confident using it.
There are some very good wallpapers you can select from here of this forest one right here.
So very very good wallpapers.
Again you can download your own wallpapers and change them according to what you want.
But that's for another video.
We're just going to select the default one and let's open your browser and the download should be completed
all right.
So once that's done just close the browser and you won't go into your files.
Right now in the files section you on the way to your downloads section and you'll see it all browser
with a target Zed extension.
Don't worry about this just right click and hit extract here.
All right so let it extract.
It's going to extract the archive.
And it should just take a few seconds as you're seeing right here.
All right so once it's finished extracting the archived file the file just hit close and you can open
the folder or browse the English us and you can just hit this little section here or browse a set up.
Just double click that and it should automatically configure and start for you.
So there we are very very similar to the windows section.
It's going to ask you to use him.
They're going to ask you which connection type you're using.
If using a connection that is proxied you can select.
You can configure it through here and then connect on using a direct connection and I'm guessing you
guys are too.
So I'm going to hate connect and it's going to start establishing a connection through the network.
So it's loading the relay information and again does it really really fast.
So there we are.
Should have started that Oberholzer up and we should be good to go.
So let me just close that.
So let's check again.
Check.
Got bored.
Project Vote on.
And is going to check if the bells is correctly configured and voila.
As you may have noticed using Linux or Ubuntu is much faster and I would recommend if you're thinking
about virtualization or recommended that Daylesford want to but the good thing with the one too is that
it's a full operating system meaning you can use it for day to day activities such as browsing the web
then the clear web.
You can basically write word documents you can perform graphical tasks and it's just a just a wonderful
operating system.
So that's it for this video game.
And that's it for this section in the next section of the coast we're going to be looking at how to
basically configure Tor for maximum security.
And I'm just going to show you how to utilize door when accessing the Deep Web.
So thank you so much for watching this video guys.
If you have any questions let me know in the Q&A section of the course and I'll see you there.