Once VirtualBox is installed on your machine, download the extension pack. It can be downloaded from the same downloads page ( linked above ). The VirtualBox Extension Pack adds support for USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 devices, VirtualBox RDP, disk encryption, NVMe and PXE boot for Intel cards. Unless you’re an Arch ( or derivates ) user, please refer to this page on how to install VirtualBox on your system. Linux users should be able to find VirtualBox in the default repos however, depending on the distro you’re using, the package can be an outdated one. Once VirtualBox is downloaded, proceede with the installation as normal. MacOS and Windows users can download and install VirtualBox from the downloads page of the official website. HOW TO: Create Disposable VMs in VirtualBox, GNOME Boxes and KVM/QEMU/Virt-Manager.HOW TO: Use KVM/QEMU/Virt-Manager to Set Up Virtual Machines.HOW TO: Use GNOME Boxes to Set Up Virtual Machines.But today we’re going to focus on a free, open-source and cross platform alternative. Many people have, at least, heard of VMWare and/or Parallels. For example, your can run a Linux instance in a VM on your Mac or Windows PC. They allow you to emulate additional operating systems, each in their own individual window, on a computer.
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