Matlab Command Not Found I’m not asking you to tell me how to use the command line or to use it with a virtual machine, but I want to encourage you to try the command and see which ones work for you, as it is the easiest, and the fastest, way to get started making Linux distributions. (Thanks to Mike Jaffe, Tim Nell and Suresh Pritchard for pointing out the problems that were present in one of Debian GNU/Linux’s regression tests – see here for a breakdown of how the tests ran.) Here is how I recommend Windows to run Debian Linux on a virtual machine. The best way to run Debian Linux on a virtual machine is to run Windows. All necessary configuration is in the virtual machine file zm-init.cfg. The file is located at uem.system. Image files (including Windows commands, image-info.txt) must be in UTF-8. I am assuming Linux will accept virtual disk space on your hard disk (Linux distros does not allow boot by way of a DVD or CD-ROM) by default. It’s possible you may have something that will take longer than 6 seconds to boot from, as does Debian which does not allow boot from the CD, on some distributions. On Ubuntu there are packages available as well that are mostly very manual and not as configurable. The option for your virtual machine to let you use Windows and Debian Linux using Windows makes it easy to use: