KDE Linux

Download the latest .raw image.

Convert the raw file to a VMDK image.

Click the New button in the toolbar to create a new virtual machine.

Select your desired VM Name and VM Folder.

For OS, choose Linux.

For OS Distribution, choose ArchLinux.

For OS Version, choose Arch Linux (64-bit).

Click Next and enter the Specify virtual hardware section.

Choose CPU count (minimum 2, ideally 4+) and memory (minimum 2 GB, ideally 4+).

Set the disk size to at least 15 GB, ideally more than 20.

Click Next to review the summary, then Finish.

With the new virtual machine selected, click Settings.

Click Expert at the top to switch to Expert Mode.

In the System section, enable the UEFI Feature by ticking the checkbox. Don’t forget this step. Without UEFI enabled, the VMDK image will not boot!

In the Storage section, select Controller: SATA and click the Add Hard Disk icon to the right.

In the Hard Disk Selector window, click Add in the toolbar and select the kdelinux.vmdk file you created at the start.

After you’ve added it to the Hard Disk Selector, click Choose to attach it.

Click OK to save and close the settings. You can now start the virtual machine and install KDE Linux.

See https://kde.org/linux/docs/install-vm.