i really like virtualbox... but if something is free your data is probably the product (and sold).
virtualbox started as a German Tech company was bought by Oracle. it is very interesting that they offer a "extension" that does not ship per default, which enables USB 2.0 and 3.0 (more spy code?) Oracle founder has/had ties to CIA in fact the name Oracle was a CIA project.... having that reputation (also not for Java) is is not so great. what alternatives are there? quemu kvm? (also pretty nice actually check out GPU pass through with KVM: https://dwaves.org/2017/12/23/kvm-gpu-graphic-card-pass-through-windows-games-on-linux/ allowing you to theoretically run windows games on a windows running on linux host) Am 7/15/19 um 8:33 AM schrieb [email protected]: > This is because of unmet dependencies. But since VirtualBox is in > Debian's "contrib" and Ubuntu's "multiverse" repositories, there is > certain freedom issue with it. Therefore it is not recommended.
