virtual box

Enabling USB in Sun VirtualBox is a little different in Intrepid Ibex than other versions. Remember, you’ll have to have the closed source, Personal Use and Evaluation version of VirtualBox for this one.

Getting USB devices recognized in VirtualBox is a little different in the latest Ubuntu.

A nice tutorial for those of you who wants to be able to access you're shared folders and printers on Windows XP emulated by Virtual Box

The Small Box Admin: "In this final installment of running Ubuntu Linux in Windows Vista with Virtual Box, I'll look at using shared folders and seamless windows.

A directory in the Vista filesystem can be used to share files between the Vista host and Ubuntu guest operating systems."

The Small Box Admin: "I've been getting requests on how to dual boot Vista and Linux or requests to install Linux on someones recently purchased computer.

If the goal is to try out Linux or a few of the many Linux distributions, then I suggest running Linux virtually.

That way one can a) decide which distribution they prefer, and b) decide of Linux will be their primary operating system."

So I fixed both my problems with network manager and bluetooth, which are now functioning properly, and I solved a new problem with Innotek Virtual Box by downloading and installing the latest version.

With the release of Virtual Box 2.0 , I'm happy to report that VB for Mac now supports "host networking." What does this mean to you?

In the 1.x version of VB for Mac, only NAT support was included which made ...

With the free Virtual Box virtualization software you can run Windows Vista on your x86 Mac or even Linux on your Windows machine.

Virtual Box will allow you to run other operating systems inside of you Ubuntu installation.

SUSE & openSUSE: "VirtualBox is a family of powerful x86 virtualization products for enterprise as well as home use.

Not only is VirtualBox an extremely feature rich, high performance product for enterprise customers, it is also the only professional solution that is freely available as Open Source Software under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL)."