A couple of days ago was released the new version of the star for virtualization software operating system, which was the subject of study in the manual that was developed since the week of March 16 on how to virtualize Linux (Ubuntu) on Windows with VirtualBox.
Remember that the manual is for reference only, and serves as a basic concept for the other systems, ie, the procedure is similar to install Windows on Linux, and vice versa, unless the specific procedure when installing the operating system itself.
VirtualBox 3.0 has the following developments are noteworthy:
Support for OpenGL in Windows guest systems, Linux and Solaris
Windows virtual machines: Support for using Direct3D 8 / 9
Multisimétrico processing power (SMP)
Corrections in over 30 known bugs in earlier versions
As you know, as always, is to keep the software updated, to thereby obtain a good performance. VirtualBox 3.0 is available for Windows, Linux and Solaris, excellent virtualization software for some open source.
Remember that the manual is for reference only, and serves as a basic concept for the other systems, ie, the procedure is similar to install Windows on Linux, and vice versa, unless the specific procedure when installing the operating system itself.
VirtualBox 3.0 has the following developments are noteworthy:
Support for OpenGL in Windows guest systems, Linux and Solaris
Windows virtual machines: Support for using Direct3D 8 / 9
Multisimétrico processing power (SMP)
Corrections in over 30 known bugs in earlier versions
As you know, as always, is to keep the software updated, to thereby obtain a good performance. VirtualBox 3.0 is available for Windows, Linux and Solaris, excellent virtualization software for some open source.
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