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How To Install VirtualBox On Linux Mint 20

VirtualBox is an open-source hypervisor application for creating and running virtual machines on a single host machine. VirtualBox can be installed on operating systems, including Linux, Windows, Solaris, and macOS.

VirtualBox is released under GPL v2 and its extension pack is released under PUEL (Personal Use and Evaluation License).

Here, we will see how to install VirtualBox on Linux Mint 20.

Install VirtualBox On Linux Mint 20

Add VirtualBox Repository

Open up a terminal and then import the public key of the Oracle VirtualBox repository on your system.

wget -q https://www.virtualbox.org/download/oracle_vbox_2016.asc -O- | sudo apt-key add - 

Add the VirtualBox repository using the below command.

echo "deb [arch=amd64] http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/debian focal contrib" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/virtualbox.list 

Install VirtualBox

First, update the repository index.

Then, Install the VirtualBox using the apt command.

sudo apt install -y virtualbox-6.1 

After the installation, check the VirtualBox Linux kernel module service status to ensure the VirtualBox installation is successful.

sudo systemctl status vboxdrv 

Access VirtualBox

Graphical Mode

Start VirtualBox (on Cinnamon desktop): Menu » Administration » Oracle VM VirtualBox.

Command Line Mode

You should get the home screen of the Oracle VirtualBox Manager. Here you can create and manage your virtual machines.

VirtualBox 6.1 running Virtual machines on Linux Mint 20:

Conclusion

That’s All. I hope you have successfully installed VirtualBox on Linux Mint 20. Please share your feedback in the comments section.

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How to Install VirtualBox on Linux Mint 21

VirtualBox is a cross-platform that allows the user to run multiple OS in a system at a time without rebooting. VirtualBox is a simple and powerful open-source platform that offers a free license to use it for different purposes i-e, educational or personal.

A system that runs multiple operating systems with the help of VirtualBox is known as the host. You can install and run several systems on a single host by keeping the memory limit in mind. Like you can work with Windows and Linux on a mac system.

Install VirtualBox on Linux Mint 21

The Installation process of VirtualBox on the Linux Mint 21 system is not difficult to perform but requires some attention. Problems might occur while executing commands if you missed something. So, follow this guide step-by-step carefully from start to end, and don’t miss anything.

Step 1: Update the repository to ensure all system packages are updated, this would help to avoid any struggle in VirtualBox installation.

Step 2: Get all the dependencies that we need before installing VirtualBox in the system by executing the mentioned command. Some of the dependencies already exist on the Linux Mint system. But running the command will ensure you the presence of all dependencies:

Step 3: Import the key to the system before installing VirtualBox by copying the mentioned command:

$ sudo wget -O- https: // www.virtualbox.org / download / oracle_vbox_2016.asc | gpg —dearmor | sudo tee / usr / share / keyrings / virtualbox.gpg

Step 4: In this step, you are required to import the VirtualBox repository from its official site. This would be done by executing the given command in terminal:

$ echo deb [ arch =amd64 signed-by= / usr / share / keyrings / virtualbox.gpg ] https: // download.virtualbox.org / virtualbox / debian jammy contrib | sudo tee / etc / apt / sources.list.d / virtualbox.list

Step 5: Now update the system repository as we have added other repositories in it:

Step 6: As we have completed the required setup for VirtualBox installation. Now, we can get it through the given-below command:

So, the VirtualBox updated version has been installed successfully on Linux Mint 21 system, to launch it, type in terminal:

Or you can also get it by clicking on Administration from applications menu:

How to Remove VirtualBox from Linux Mint 21

To uninstall VirtualBox when there is no need of it, you can run the following command:

This command will delete the VirtualBox application from the system. But if you want to remove all the dependencies and repositories we have downloaded at the time of installation, run the following commands:

For the VirtualBox source repository, type:

For removing the GPG key (this is optional), type:

Conclusion

VirtualBox is a powerful virtualization tool for those people who wish to run several operating systems on a single host. It provides a simple interface to create virtual machines. This article has demonstrated an introduction to VirtualBox and its installation process on Linux Mint 21 system. Also, the deleting process of VirtualBox with its required source repository has been mentioned in this article.

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How to Install VirtualBox on Linux Mint 20

Developed and maintained by Oracle, VirtualBox is a multi-platform, open-source hypervisor that enables us to run multiple virtual machines as a guest operating system on a single host. VirtualBox is more often used for testing and development purposes.

VirtualBox can be installed on Linux Mint 20 from the standard repositories and Oracle’s official VirtualBox repository.

Installing VirtualBox on Linux Mint 20 from the standard repositories

As VirtualBox is a popular and open-source tool, it is included in the Linux Mint 20 standard repositories. Fire up the terminal and update the apt cache as it is recommended to do so before installing any new application:

Next, install the VirtualBox and the extension pack with the command:

Press ‘y’ to continue installing VirtualBox.

While installing VirtualBox, you will see the VirtualBox Personal Use and Evaluation License (PEUL). Read the license agreement carefully, choose ‘OK’ and press the enter key.

If you accept the VirtualBox PUEL license terms, select ‘Yes’ and press enter key.

The VirtualBox will be successfully installed on your Linux Mint 20 system.

To verify the installation, click on Application Menu and search for VirtualBox. You will find the VirtualBox application in Application Menu.

Installing VirtualBox on Linux Mint 20 from the Oracle repositories

As of writing this post, the newest version of VirtualBox is 6.1.

Complete the below-given steps to install VirtualBox on Linux Mint 20 from the Oracle repositories:

Step 1: Import VirtualBox key

Fire up the terminal and import the Oracle VirtualBox’s public key on your Linux Mint 20 system using the command:

The above-given command requires the sudo privileges, enter the sudo password, and the key will be imported successfully. The ‘OK’ confirms that the key is imported.

Step 2: Add VirtualBox repository

Next, add the VirtualBox repository to your Linux Mint 20 system:

$ echo «deb [arch=amd64] http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/debian focal contrib» | sudo tee / etc / apt / sources.list.d / virtualbox.list

Step 3: Install VirtualBox

First, update the apt listing with the command:

Now, install the VirtualBox with the command:

Press ‘y’ to continue installing VirtualBox.

The VirtualBox will be installed on your system.

Once the VirtualBox is installed, verify the VirtualBox installation with the command:

The above-given command checks the VirtualBox Linux Kernel module service status. The output shows that the VirtualBox is successfully installed, and the service is active.

Getting started with VirtualBox

Click on the Application Menu, and search for the VirtualBox.

VirtualBox is ready for use.

Conclusion

This post has learned about installing VirtualBox on Linux Mint 20 from the Linux Mint 20 standard repositories and Oracle’s official repository. VirtualBox is a hypervisor that allows us to run multiple virtual machines on a single host machine simultaneously. It is designed and maintained by Oracle.

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Kamran Sattar Awaisi

I am a software engineer and a research scholar. I like to write article and make tutorial on various IT topics including Python, Cloud Computing, Fog Computing and Deep Learning. I love to use Linux based operating systems.

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