Yeah I use Virtualbox to bucket different activities and help keep things organized. My main OS is Linux, so if I need to use Windows for things like Word, or i

Yeah I use Virtualbox to bucket different activities and help keep things organized. My main OS is Linux, so if I need to use Windows for things like Word, or iTunes, then I use a specialized VM for that. Another VM is a toy machine for trying out different Windows software, and it's configured not to talk to The Internet since I test a lot of software that could have malware / phone home etc Also: Windows software that isn't digitally signed and could be doing anything it likes. I have a few other VMs mostly for coding and dev stuff. Github Desktop has no Linux version, so I have a dedicated Windows 10 VM for that. And a few Fedora VMs for casual surfing of the web & social media like Hackernews, Reddit etc