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I decided the other night to begin doing some testing using my headless Mac Mini. I use VirtualBox for all my testing on my Mac OS X systems. Since the Mini is headless, I decided now was as a good a time as any to start using VirtualBox via the …
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Oracle announced the release of VirtualBox 4.0.4 today. This maintenance release addresses many bugs experienced by hosts of all operating systems. You can find a full list of fixes and additions in the Changelog.
I use VirtualBox on both my Macs for my various testing needs. If you've …
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Oracle's VirtualBox 3.2.10 was released today. This another maintenance release for 3.2 that includes a wide variety of bug fixes. Check out the Changelog for more details.
I use VirtualBox on both my Macs for my various testing needs. If you've got a favorite desktop virtualization program …
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Oracle's VirtualBox 3.2.8 has been released. This is a maintenance release that mainly focuses on bug fixes rather than new features. Although I don't think the changes in this release are as prolific as the fixes in 3.2.6, it's definitely worth downloading.
One key feature buried …
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After all this time, I still love VirtualBox, the open source hypervisor from Sun (now Oracle). I use it almost everyday on my iMac to either test something in Windows XP or see what's going on in some version of Linux. It's been almost a year since the release of …
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If you're like me, you abandoned non-free virtualization options in favor of
VirtualBox. I use VirtuaBox every day on my iMac in
order to perform Windows or Linux specific tasks. Since Sun
released VirtualBox 3 this summer,
they continued to improve the product. Check out the ChangeLog
to see what …
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I use VirtualBox to run a Microsoft Windows guest
on my iMac. For some reason, VirtualBox did not notify me that version 3.0 had
been released. This new version includes symmetric multi-processing (SMP) for
guest systems, Direct3D 8 and 9 for Windows guests, and OpenGL support for Windows,
Linux …
