Multiple OSs in VM - How to set up

Xa3phod · June 6, 2019

I saw this video

and I thought this sounded great! She doesn't actually mention how to do this. Do I use something like OpenNebula? Use a Hypervisor?

I would like to have Windows, OSX, and Linux on multiple VMs and just switch for whatever I am doing. (Windows for gaming, OSX for video editing, and Linux for basic office tasks).

So, is there some guide I can read or video to watch which explains the ins and outs? I use virtualbox in my windows PC, but this is different. It looked like you install this Host/Server OS and install your VMs onto it.

Any help is appreciated.

Sauron · June 6, 2019

Usually people use KVM for this sort of stuff, there are guides (especially for Windows) but MacOS is not easy to tame. Also you'd need a separate graphics card for each VM if you want close to native performance.

Xa3phod · June 6, 2019

I read somewhere she was using Proxmox. Can I use this for free without having to worry about updates? I know you need a sub to access their forum. No idea what Enterprise repository is.

lordv · June 6, 2019

3 hours ago, Xa3phod said:

I read somewhere she was using Proxmox. Can I use this for free without having to worry about updates? I know you need a sub to access their forum. No idea what Enterprise repository is.

Yeah, she is using proxmox alright just go to youtube and search for proxmox tutorials or walkthroughs