If you have Windows Pro or Enterprise, then you can use the Hyper-V manager to set up your own VM's. There is even a "Quick Create" tool to download and install pre-configured disk images, Canonical Multipass is also a nice solution to any hiccup in installing Linux in Hyper-V.
Yes, I used Hyper-V manager to try and boot up some basic Linux images that boot in literally every other environment, they failed to launch a GUI and froze.
If it says "Canonical" it is basically guaranteed to only support Ubuntu.
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If you have Windows Pro or Enterprise, then you can use the Hyper-V manager to set up your own VM's. There is even a "Quick Create" tool to download and install pre-configured disk images, Canonical Multipass is also a nice solution to any hiccup in installing Linux in Hyper-V.
Yes, I used Hyper-V manager to try and boot up some basic Linux images that boot in literally every other environment, they failed to launch a GUI and froze.
If it says "Canonical" it is basically guaranteed to only support Ubuntu.