Virtualbox is one of the more user-friendly tools when it comes to setting up virtual machines, but let's walk you through your first time.

VirtualBox and virtual machines VirtualBox is software that runs on Windows, OS X, Linux, and Solaris, capable of full virtualization.

Read: How to install Oracle Linux on Oracle VirtualBox 3] Create a Virtual Machine After downloading the Arch Linux ISO file, the next step is to set up a Virtual Machine where we are going to run ...

The VirtualBox makers have described the process for Windows and Linux users in a FAQ post, and I've described the virtual-Windows-inside-Linux process in more detail in our guide to running ...

Install VirtualBox and optionally the VirtualBox Extension Pack for additional features. Create a new virtual machine in VirtualBox, allocate resources, and install Linux using a downloaded ISO file.

If you need more, you can easily increase them from VirtualBox's settings. Open VirtualBox, highlight your virtual machine in the sidebar, and go to Machines > Settings > System.

BackBox Linux is a free, open-source community project based on Ubuntu. Find out how to use the BackBox Linux distribution as a virtual machine.

Having said that, using Linux as a Host OS for VirtualBox, I will show you how to create a Windows virtual machine that can interact with shared network folders in a Windows network as if it were an ...

No RDP support—you cannot connect to VirtualBox virtual machines from a remote location. No USB support—USB devices won't work in the virtual machine. No USB-over-RDP support (I guess that makes sense ...