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>I have used VirtualBox for a decade for my VM on Ubuntu As a long-time VBox user myself, a neat thing I figured out almost by accident the other day: you can
by indigochill 7y ago
>I have used VirtualBox for a decade for my VM on Ubuntu
As a long-time VBox user myself, a neat thing I figured out almost by accident the other day: you can port VBox images to QEMU/KVM trivially on Ubuntu (and then use Virtual Machine Manager for the VBox-like graphical front-end).
Just unarchive the OVF file from VBox, then use QEMU to convert the resulting VMDK file to your format of choice (such as qcow2). Import your new disk image into VMM and done!