Hi Bringing up here for discussion as suggested in
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1150477 Just for the background, I was checking to see if systemd-detect-virt supported virtualbox and grepped the man page and concluded it didn't since I didn't find the term. I was going to write up a patch to support it but a recheck in the man page showed support for "oracle" and "microsoft". Grepping through the source, confirmed this actually means virtualbox and hyper-v respectively. Using vendor names like this is pretty confusing. Not everyone knows that say virtualbox is owned by Oracle (It was a startup, acquired by Sun which itself was acquired by Oracle) and worse still, Oracle supports multiple virtualization technologies included a variant of Xen rebranded as Oracle VM. We really should be more specific and call it virtualbox and hyper-v instead, similar to say virt-what and other similar tools. I will be happy write the patches if this makes sense. Rahul
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