Best VM software for Windows? Resources for pre made VM images?
Discuss all VM stuff here
Hyper V of you're on a Windows that supports it
Keep posting them dank images, but sharper perhaps
>>54572002
VMWare Workstation
>>54572064
What makes Hyper-V better? (not baiting I really just don't know much)
>>54572002
I like VirtualBox. Easy to use.
http://www.osboxes.org/
https://virtualboxes.org/images/
>>54572274
Another anon here, currently using this, works pretty good
>>54572305
I'd assume because of Dynamic Allocation of RAM (you can overcommit your physical RAM, i.e. have more VM's running) and perhaps VLAN IDs (if you have Cisco/Mikrotik/Juniper etc. equipmet that supports VLANs).
I talking from my ass though, been using VMWare Workstation until now and only recently started using ESXi/Hyper-V so I may be quite wrong.
>best
VMWare Workstation is great, Hyper-V is supposed to be good but is limited in terms of OS support. It really depends on your CPU hardware virtualization support. VirtualBox is typical open source: works, but less features than the commercial offerings.
>pre-made VM images
All over the place. Tons of projects have ready made images for testing and usually support at least 2 image formats.
>>54572305
not user of hyper-v but it is suppose that has hypervisor for better control of the resources instead of using the host OS to do that
the another advantage i know is that you can move vm between another hyper v in local and still using it
but idk, I've been using virtualbox for like 7 years
