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  • Oracle Releases VM VirtualBox 3.2 Software

    Phoronix: Oracle Releases VM VirtualBox 3.2 Software

    After being in public beta for less than a month, Oracle has come out today with the VirtualBox 3.2 release of their virtualization software that came from their acquisition of Sun Microsystems...

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  • #2
    Hmm

    A Mac guest is a Mac guest. Does some enterprising hacker skilled at evading Apple fundamentalists and hitmen have the source for this?

    I tried running OS X on my Ubuntu Dell before, but I found it really doesn't have hardware support worth a *darn*.

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    • #3
      Yes.

      Search the virtualbox forums for customized builds that can run Mac OS X guests everywhere.

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      • #4
        Weren't they going to stop developing Virtualbox for the public and use it exclusively internally?

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        • #5
          Originally posted by EarthMind View Post
          Weren't they going to stop developing Virtualbox for the public and use it exclusively internally?
          I don't recall any such announcement. Got a link?

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          • #6
            Originally posted by EarthMind View Post
            Weren't they going to stop developing Virtualbox for the public and use it exclusively internally?
            I do not think so.

            Oracle also needs a product to compete with VMware in desktop virtualization market. In addition, VirtualBox is an important component of Oracle/Sun VDI product. Oracle VM Server mostly targets to server virtualization market.

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            • #7
              It was some Oracle guy who said that in a video if I recall correctly. It could be one of these: http://www.oracle.com/us/sun/044498

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