I know x86 or x86_64 won't run natively or accelerated on ARM (can't leverage Rosetta2 with a hypervisor) but what is preventing VB from being implemented for ARM? Hypervisors are available on AS, as per Apple's documentation page (see the link from the earlies post, click 'Apple Silicon' at the bottom), booting ARM64 Linux or Windows through UEFI already works, drivers and virtual device implementations already exist in the form of VirtIO (which VirtualBox already support (partially?) anyway) and Microsoft is actively changing Windows to run well on existing ARM64 hypervisors. It is basically available to any computer on the market.Alright, now I'm curious. VirtualBox can run on Windows, Linux, MacOS, Solaris, and a lot more. With its free service and great performance, nothing beats it. It is often compared with VMware Workstation, but it doesn’t have the quality that VirtualBox offers, and also the downloading process is a lot simpler. VirtualBox is a great program where you can try different operating systems on your computer and for free. No need to struggle with the long installation process, this one is short and easy. The downloading is pretty easy, press the download button, install it, and create your virtual machine with any software you want. Its broad compatibility makes it perfect for everyone, one of the best features of this program. You can install it on Windows, Linux, Mac, and Solaris. If you’re in need of a specific app, but your software doesn’t support it, use VirtualBox to simulate a PC on your computer. Download any app or software through VirtualBox, see how it runs on there, and then decide if you want it on your computer or not. This program is very helpful for small businesses or personal use.

VirtualBox runs on your computer as a guest, so it thinks it is the host, but in reality, the code is not allowed to make any changes on the host, your PC. Virtualization is very different from emulators.

It is free to use, has an outstanding performance, excellent quality on the virtual machine, and the downloading process is really easy.

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