Jack Wallen shows you how to do an unattended installation of Linux with the new release of VirtualBox 7.0 to help make your virtual machine deployment even easier. Image: Gorodenkoff/Adobe Stock ...

Oracle has released VirtualBox 7.0 - the latest version of the FOSS hypervisor that Oracle acquired along with Sun Microsystems in 2009. The new version adds remote control of VMs hosted in the cloud ...

well.. everything was running ok (for me anyway) at 6.1.34. 6.1.36 and 6.1.38 are no good, mint won't even boot over some hardening stuff. suggestion on their forum... turn off security suite and use ...

Update to Oracle’s virtualization application adds remote control of cloud-hosted VMs and the ability to fully encrypt virtual machines. Oracle VM VirtualBox 7, the latest release of the company’s ...

Oracle Corp. is rolling out a major update to its free open-source virtualization platform, Oracle VM VirtualBox. Announced today, Oracle VM VirtualBox 7 is a cross-platform application that enables ...

How to fix the VirtualBox USB enumeration error and extension pack installation Your email has been sent Jack Wallen experienced several errors upon installing ...

Oracle's VirtualBox version 7.0.0 Beta 1 brings with it several major changes in terms of host OS support. The virtualization software has finally gained the ability to run on Windows 11 as the host ...

Oracle has released VirtualBox 7.0 and the latest version of the popular open source virtualization software brings a number of new features that should make it easier to install Windows 11 in a ...

Everyone likes to try new and shiny technology toys like the Windows 7 beta, but when the price is having to replace your existing operating system, that’s too much for most people. That’s when being ...

Capable of running everything from Linux to OS X, Oracle's VirtualBox makes it possible to work on multiple operating systems at the same time. For instance, if you'd like to run Windows XP on your ...

What I've never quite understood is, given Oracle's mindset and history, why the hell haven't they screwed up VirtualBox completely? They were not good custodians of Solaris, Java, OpenOffice... yet, ...