15 Aug VirtualBox Overview
Oracle VM VirtualBox is a cross-platform virtualization software. It allows a user to run multiple operating systems on a single system simultaneously. These multiple operating systems can be Microsoft Windows, MacOS, Linux, or Oracle Solaris.
The VirtualBox has two versions:
The Base Pack consists of all open-source components. We will understand the same open-source version.
VirtualBox – Example
We will install VirtualBox on Windows. On VirtualBox, we will install Ubuntu Linux. Therefore, here:
Let us now see how to Install Ubuntu Linux (Guest Machine) on VirtualBox (Host Machine)
Therefore,
- Host Machine/ OS: VirtualBox installed on Windows
- Guest Machine/ OS: Ubuntu Linux
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