How I use VirtualBox to run any OS on my Mac - including Linux
Briefly

The article discusses the author's reliance on virtual machines, particularly using VirtualBox, to enhance productivity by running Linux distributions and various services. Highlighting new developments, it notes VirtualBox's compatibility with Apple Silicon Macs that started in late 2024, revolutionizing the experience for users who previously faced challenges due to Intel-only limitations. This change simplifies the installation process and improves usability, encouraging more users to explore virtual machine technology. The author underscores the ease of using these tools and their substantial impact on workflow improvement.
Using virtual machines has significantly improved my workflow, allowing me to effortlessly review various Linux distributions and deploy network services, making my work life much easier.
With the recent improvements, VirtualBox now runs smoothly on M1, M2, M3, and M4 Macs, eliminating previous complications and enabling seamless virtual machine technology for Apple Silicon users.
Read at ZDNET
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