Adding a Windows folder as the /var/games/minecraft/ folder on a VirtualBox VM

[JayMontana36]

You can install many desktop interfaces on Linux, typically find one that you like and follow the directions for how to install; this could potentially be of use to you: -

Updated Beginner-Friendly version of MineOS-Node (distro)

The current web ui at this time (written in NodeJS), is now being redistributed in it’s updated form (by me), in a more beginner/user-friendly environment! You no longer need to perform a series of several extra steps just to get modern versions of Minecraft up and running, as everything at this point should pretty much just work right out of the box in this distro, just as the “official” MineOS distro had once originally initially did. Addressed issues and benefits: You no longer need to …

You can install the vBox Guest Additions, and then shared folders pretty much should just work, minus things like: -

@iMelsom

Just beware that due to differences in the filesystem there are some file names that are possible on a linux file system that cant be used in a windows file system. For example arvhice copies will fail unless you edit one of the minecraft script files and the ‘:’ with another separator (like ‘_’) in the filename generator…