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    Phoronix: VirtualBox 5.1 RC1 Released

    Oracle has released the first RC development release of the upcoming VirtualBox 5.1...

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    I need to update my GPS car device often, so please would I better run windows in VirtualBox or just use Gnome Boxes? (I need USB support)
    Cheers

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    • #3
      Originally posted by horizonbrave View Post
      I need to update my GPS car device often, so please would I better run windows in VirtualBox or just use Gnome Boxes? (I need USB support)
      Cheers
      I recently tried Gnome Boxes. I would say you are better off with VirtualBox. I personally prefer VMware Workstation, but VMware effectively killed the desktop products.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by horizonbrave View Post
        I need to update my GPS car device often, so please would I better run windows in VirtualBox or just use Gnome Boxes? (I need USB support)
        Cheers
        I would suggest Linux KVM. It is far more stable than VirtualBox. USB passthrough in Windows VM is stable. Setup VM with virt-manager is similar to GUI in VirtualBox.

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        • #5
          I use USB passthrough successfully for updating the firmware of my phone with a Windows VM guest in VirtualBox 5.0.x.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by dbpalan View Post

            I would suggest Linux KVM. It is far more stable than VirtualBox. USB passthrough in Windows VM is stable. Setup VM with virt-manager is similar to GUI in VirtualBox.
            Sorry I don't get it.. isn't Gnome Boxes based on KVM?

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            • #7
              Originally posted by dbpalan View Post

              I would suggest Linux KVM. It is far more stable than VirtualBox. USB passthrough in Windows VM is stable. Setup VM with virt-manager is similar to GUI in VirtualBox.
              Last time I checked long time ago, USB pass through, unless you used some wizandry would not support hell a lot of devices. It only support usb mice/keyborads/disks. And doesnt do great job with it too.(good luck with 9 button mouse having all buttons recognised) Don't keep hopes high.

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