VirtualBox or Hyper-v
What's better and why?
Are you going to be using more than one VM regularly?
Hyper-V
Do you just need one or two alternate environments for testing purposes?
VirtualBox
>>60920761
agreed
exsi
>>60920752
>>60920761
This, though if you have a 2012r2 or 2016 data center key, you can use AVMA with Hyper-V.
>>60920761
>Are you going to be using more than one VM regularly?
>Hyper-V
why does that matter? More than one VM at once ? what's wrong with using multiple VMs on vbox?
>>60920752
There is no Hyper-v on windows 7 so VirtualBox.
>>60920813
>windows 7 in 2017
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>>60920824
>windows any year
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>>60920824
>using windows 1.spyware.0
>>60920811
Not that anon, but nothing, as far as I can see. I've got 20+ VMs built and saved in VBox on my Win 7 machine, and they all work fine.
If you're talking about running VMs concurrently/at the same time, well that's limited only by your computer's capabilities. I tend to only run one at a time to avoid straining my computer overmuch, but the few times I've had two or more running concurrently, VBox has seemed to handle them just fine.
>>60920752
>VirtualBox
Compatible with other Oracle virtualization products making it easy to move virtual machines and around
Works relatively well
Free
>Hyper-v
Might be a bit harder to move your VM's to another platform (To my knowledge)
Built into Windows
Has a great Powershell interface that allows you control virtual machines and script various functions
I've noticed that resolution autoscaling works better on Hyper-V allowing me to stretch a VM across two monitors without any problems.
Free on Windows 10 Pro and above
Honestly it just really depends on the feature set you need.
>>60920752
what is the one that allow me to play games natively in Linux without rebooting?
Xen
>>60920813
Yes there is.
>Hyper-v
no direct usb passthrough. gotta connect to usb devices remotely. supposed to be a security feature.