Oracle VM VirtualBox FOR LINUX

Oracle VM VirtualBox, or simply VirtualBox, is a free, open-source virtualization application that allows anyone, from beginners to advanced users, to run other OSes on Windows, macOS, and most Linux distributions. In short, it creates emulated machines for almost any (still supported) versions of Windows, macOS, Linux, OS/2, Solaris, and just about any type of Unix-based OS out there.

Key Features:

• Light on system resources


• Run VM instances in Seamless Mode


• Bidirectional clipboard and drag and drop support


• Printing via network or USB


• Extensive customization options

Technical Specifications:

• Platform: Linux


• Price: Free


• Publisher: Oracle Corporation


• Integration: Guest Additions for maximum level of integration


• Customization: High level of customization options

Easy Integration and Setup

If you were to ask anyone about how flexible VirtualBox is, there's a good chance he or she will tell you that it's remarkably customizable. Despite some challenges with default integrations of commercial services, getting started with VirtualBox is straightforward. Install from official repositories or by downloading the .DEB or .RPM file for your Linux distribution from the official website.

Performance and Customization

VirtualBox may not have the most polished GUI or be as fast as commercial rivals, but its free, open-source nature, fast performance, extensive customization options, and support for a wide range of OSes make it one of the best virtualization apps available.