VirtualBoxImages
VirtualBoxImages: Pre-Built VM Images for VirtualBox
An open source platform providing a library of ready-to-use operating system environments for testing, development, and more.
What is VirtualBoxImages?
VirtualBoxImages is an open source platform that provides pre-built virtual machine images for Oracle's VirtualBox virtualization software. It offers a library of ready-to-use operating system environments that can be easily imported into VirtualBox for testing, development, experimentation, and more.
The project aims to save users time by providing fully configured VM images so they don't have to manually install operating systems and software from scratch. Images available include various Linux distributions like Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, Fedora, openSUSE and more. There are also some Windows images available.
Once downloaded, the VirtualBoxImages VDI or OVA files can quickly be imported into VirtualBox with all the necessary settings and configuration already done. The VMs are optimized and compressed for faster performance. Popular development stacks like LAMP are pre-installed on some images.
VirtualBoxImages is licensed under GPLv2. It's hosted on Sourceforge and images are uploaded by volunteer contributors. Hundreds of community supported images are available spanning server distros, desktop environments, BSD variants, and more. Custom images can also be created using VirtualBoxImages tools.
VirtualBoxImages Features
Features
- Provides pre-built virtual machine images
- Supports major operating systems like Windows, Linux, macOS
- Allows testing software in different OS environments
- Open source and free to use
Pricing
- Open Source
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