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On Linux, I’ve entirely replaced Vbox with virt-manager and QEMU. As a bonus, virt-manager can connect to remote libvirt/QEMU instanced over SSH, making it eas
by josteink 7y ago
On Linux, I’ve entirely replaced Vbox with virt-manager and QEMU.
As a bonus, virt-manager can connect to remote libvirt/QEMU instanced over SSH, making it easier to manage a small “farm”.
On Windows I find myself happy enough with Hyper-V too.
I really don’t miss virtualbox at all.
- lasftew 7y agoSecond that - Hyper-V is my preferred way to run a Linux dev machine on a Windows machine. Killer feature: dynamic memory (a VMs memory footprint grows and shrinks with its needs).