I concur. I used VMware Workstation at work first, then tried out VirtualBox at home. It has served me well for easy creation and use of Ubuntu, CentOS, Vista and XP VMs. Doesn't include every possible bell and whistle, but does what I need and does it well. Also free!
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I concur. I used VMware Workstation at work first, then tried out VirtualBox at home. It has served me well for easy creation and use of Ubuntu, CentOS, Vista and XP VMs. Doesn't include every possible bell and whistle, but does what I need and does it well. Also free!