Understanding Oracle VirtualBox
Oracle VirtualBox is a free and open-source hypervisor developed by Oracle Corporation.
It allows users to run multiple operating systems on a single hardware setup without removing the existing operating system.
Installation Process
Users can install VirtualBox on top of their current operating system (Windows, macOS, Linux, or Solaris).
After installation, users can set up a Linux operating system, such as CentOS, as a virtual machine.
History of CentOS
CentOS originated in 2004 when Greg Kurtzer took the source code from Red Hat and branded it as CentOS.
In 2014, Red Hat acquired the CentOS community, ensuring a 1-to-1 code relationship with Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
Transition to CentOS Stream
Before February 2021, updates flowed from Fedora to Red Hat to CentOS; now, they flow from Fedora to CentOS Stream and then to Red Hat.
CentOS Stream is now considered upstream, meaning it receives updates before they are included in Red Hat.
Learning CentOS
Learning CentOS Stream is valuable as it aligns closely with Red Hat, making Linux knowledge essential for IT careers.
CentOS Stream 9 is the latest version, and it is recommended for those interested in Linux.
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