ioptelecom.blogg.se - Oracle virtualbox for mac m1

macOS Host: Dropped all kernel extensions.Windows hosts: Added experimental support for running auto-started VMs in session 0 to allow VMs to run even when a user is not logged in (disabled by default, please consult the manual).VBoxManage: Added “waitrunlevel” guest control subcommand to allow waiting for a guest to reach a specific runlevel.Guest Control: Implemented ability to wait for the guest and/or restart it when guest additions are updated via VBoxManage.

Guest Control: Implemented initial support for automatic updating of Guest Additions for Linux guests.

This is the default setting for newly created VMs. When the “Standard” driver is selected, the best audio backend option for a platform is used.

Audio: Added “default” host driver type to allow moving VMs (appliances) between different platforms without having to explicitly change the audio driver.

Audio capture: Now use Vorbis as the default audio format for WebM containers.

Linux and macOS use a native engine, while it is implemented separately for Windows hosts. GUI: Improved theme support on all platforms.GUI: Added a new notification center that unifies most ongoing progress and bug reports in the GUI.GUI: Added a new Help Viewer widget to navigate and search the user guide.GUI: The new VM wizard has been redesigned to integrate the unattended installation of the guest operating system and achieve a streamlined workflow.GUI: Added new utility similar to “top” or “resource monitor” that lists performance statistics (CPU usage, RAM usage, disk I/O rate, etc.) of running guests.

OCI: Cloud networks can now be configured via the Network Manager tool in the same way as for host-only and NAT networks.OCI: Cloud virtual machines can be added to Virtual Machine Manager and controlled as on-premises VMs.Virtual machines can now be fully encrypted, including the VM configuration logs and saved states (CLI only for now).