How can I create a shorcut of my snapshot of my virtual machine in VirtualBox with Ubuntu?
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How can I create a shortcut of my snapshot of my virtual machine in VirtualBox with Ubuntu?
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what do you mean by a "shortcut" of your snapshot?
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How can I create a shortcut of my snapshot of my virtual machine in VirtualBox with Ubuntu?
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How can I create a shortcut of my snapshot of my virtual machine in VirtualBox with Ubuntu?
Is it possible to do it?
virtualbox
edited May 3 at 16:21
Zanna
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asked May 3 at 14:42
Sergio Ramos
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edited May 3 at 16:21
Zanna
47.9k13119227
edited May 3 at 16:21
Zanna
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edited May 3 at 16:21
Zanna
47.9k13119227
47.9k13119227
asked May 3 at 14:42
Sergio Ramos
1112
asked May 3 at 14:42
Sergio Ramos
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asked May 3 at 14:42
Sergio Ramos
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what do you mean by a "shortcut" of your snapshot?
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May 3 at 16:29
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what do you mean by a "shortcut" of your snapshot?
– Thomas Ward♦
May 3 at 16:29
what do you mean by a "shortcut" of your snapshot?
– Thomas Ward♦
May 3 at 16:29
what do you mean by a "shortcut" of your snapshot?
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Right-click on the machine, choose a shortcut on the desktop - that puts it in your desktop folder, which you can then move wherever. It's a *.desktop file, so you can check its properties in order to copy the command if you want to use that to make a menu entry.
If what you want is a shortcut to a previous snapshot, but not the current state, without messing up the current state, you'll need to clone the machine (again from the right-click menu). Then restore the snapshot on the original, with the current state preserved in the clone.
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Right-click on the machine, choose a shortcut on the desktop - that puts it in your desktop folder, which you can then move wherever. It's a *.desktop file, so you can check its properties in order to copy the command if you want to use that to make a menu entry.
If what you want is a shortcut to a previous snapshot, but not the current state, without messing up the current state, you'll need to clone the machine (again from the right-click menu). Then restore the snapshot on the original, with the current state preserved in the clone.
answered May 6 at 8:08
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Right-click on the machine, choose a shortcut on the desktop - that puts it in your desktop folder, which you can then move wherever. It's a *.desktop file, so you can check its properties in order to copy the command if you want to use that to make a menu entry.
If what you want is a shortcut to a previous snapshot, but not the current state, without messing up the current state, you'll need to clone the machine (again from the right-click menu). Then restore the snapshot on the original, with the current state preserved in the clone.
answered May 6 at 8:08
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Right-click on the machine, choose a shortcut on the desktop - that puts it in your desktop folder, which you can then move wherever. It's a *.desktop file, so you can check its properties in order to copy the command if you want to use that to make a menu entry.
If what you want is a shortcut to a previous snapshot, but not the current state, without messing up the current state, you'll need to clone the machine (again from the right-click menu). Then restore the snapshot on the original, with the current state preserved in the clone.
answered May 6 at 8:08
gfagan
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Right-click on the machine, choose a shortcut on the desktop - that puts it in your desktop folder, which you can then move wherever. It's a *.desktop file, so you can check its properties in order to copy the command if you want to use that to make a menu entry.
If what you want is a shortcut to a previous snapshot, but not the current state, without messing up the current state, you'll need to clone the machine (again from the right-click menu). Then restore the snapshot on the original, with the current state preserved in the clone.
answered May 6 at 8:08
gfagan
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answered May 6 at 8:08
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what do you mean by a "shortcut" of your snapshot?
– Thomas Ward♦
May 3 at 16:29