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I've looked at but that's not quite what I want I don't need an easy way to manage it, I just want a setup I can install that will already have Apache/PHP/MySQL (or Postgres, doesn't matter) and preferably Eclipse already installed, so I can just load it up into VirtualBox and log in to some form of Linux and start to get thing set up. Is there such a thing? Preferably using an IDE of some type like Eclipse? I could download all the things myself but like I said I'm being a bit lazy just for a local development environment to dabble with.
Is there a site that has a pre-configured all-in-one LAMP image ready to download and set up for local development, say using VirtualBox or similar? I want to dabble in some PHP (possibly Django) but for just local testing I'm looking to take the lazy/easy way out and try to find a preconfigured setup that I can download and set up in VirtualBox, similar to how Oracle is/was offering a premade Java environment with Oracle Linux, Netbeans, etc.
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