 | Virtualbox is still one of the most easy to use virualisation tools out there and the best part is it is available for free in-spite of the fact that Oracle owns it now. VirtualBox is available for almost all popular Operating Systems and distributions. In this article, we will tell you how to install VirtualBox… |
 | VirtualBox is certainly a great tool to try out different stuffs that you would not normally do on your primary computer such as installing the latest unstable Linux distributions etc. However, with Ubuntu 11.04’s Unity UI, testing using VirtualBox has been rendered rather ineffective because VirtualBox did not support 3D acceleration that is required for… |
 | Today Oracle has announced the availability of VirtualBox 4.0.0 Beta 1. This is the first release since VirtualBox 3.2, which was released around six months ago. The new release brings a number of new features, bug fixes and some changes to the packaging which may disappoint some. |
 | If you are installing the Virtualbox Guest Additions package on a Linux Guest then you might end up with an error such as No support for OpenGL direct rendering as reported by one of our readers. This can be easily fixed by using an alternate command to install the Virtualbox Guest Additions instead of the one… |
 | Virtualbox Guest Additions are a way to spice up your Guest OSes so they they also behave as just the normal OS and do not face any limitations. Once you install the guest additions successfully (you can read our step-by-step Virtualbox Guest Addition install guide in case of any problems), you have the following new… |
 | We daily get many emails from our readers complaining about not so good resolutions they get after installing a guest Linux OS on their Virtualbox. Even, we at digitizor face problems configuring the same. So in this article we will tell you how to successfully change the display resolution of your Linux Guest OS on… |
