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Let’s be honest, it never was a great product, but the “price was right” compared to commercial alternatives on macOS (Aka VMware and Parallels). With the exist
by jsjohnst 9y ago
Let’s be honest, it never was a great product, but the “price was right” compared to commercial alternatives on macOS (Aka VMware and Parallels). With the existence of virtualization natively in the OS (leveraged by xhyve and friends), there’s virtually no reason to use Virtualbox anymore for me (yes, I know that’s not the case for everyone).
- stephenr 9y agoThe only offering I've seen close to parallels level of functionality is Veertu, which is a seemingly abandoned product since they released their CI tool Anka. When I last tested it, Veertu wasn't reliable enough to suggest even as a $0 option.