Someone could say: Ubuntu! Is great! I love it! Ok, let's give it a try.
Download iso, start a VM, install, configure, reboot, update...

Wait... what? Well, at least it gives a solution. They COULD HAVE said that you need to run it as f*ckin' admin (it's for 'human beings", remember?), but let's add the 'sudo' for free. And...

O, rly? How am I supposed to recommend Ubuntu to my non-technical friends? Is this their concept of "user-friendly"?
Thanks for watching.
UPDATE:
Ok, I deleted the mentioned file in cache and updated again. It seemed to work. I installed Yakuake and virtualbox-guest-modules, rebooted, and...

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