Every time I watch a video where someone using a Windows PC is dealing with virtual machines, they all either have VirtualBox or (rarely) VMware. Why don't people just use the one that comes with Windows? I tried it out today on LTSC and it works fine, even got a FreeBSD test system working.
it kinda sucks. virtualbox sucks too. I think vmware is the least crappy out of these
It couldn't do UEFI for the longest time and with software people tend to hold grudges. There are a couple other things that VirtualBox makes easy that HyperV makes hard but I don't really remember what they are it's been too long since I've needed to use a VM.
>>106988627>VMwarejust werks™ and you can then (in theory) transfer your image to ESXi/bare metal.
>>106988627>comes with Windowsonly in pro/enterprise, also it has shit support for GPU and audio
>>106989084>shit support for GPU and audiopoverty motherboard issue
I tried Qemu and VirtualBox and Hyper-V and Hyper-V ran the best on my system. Then I realized I could give a fuck less about Linux until "day of the desktop" and uninstalled the feature from my Windows machine.
>>106988627Works perfectly fine, I use a hyper-v VM as my daily work machine so I can entra join it.Also, my OPNsense router runs on hyper-v
>>106988627I haven't needed a VM since docker came out
>>106988669>vmware Proprietary malware
>>106989424WSL2 FTW. thouhg hyper v is still usefull for seperation of gui stuff
