VirtualBox
Oracle is integrating a KVM backend into its VirtualBox hypervisor, allowing it to use the Linux kernel's built-in virtualization features instead of its custom module. This change addresses long-standing compatibility issues with kernel updates and Secure Boot. The move could enhance performance and ease maintenance for users and distributions.
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Oracle has released VirtualBox 7.2.6, the third maintenance update in the 7.2 series of the open-source virtualization software. This version introduces initial support for the upcoming Linux 6.19 kernel and includes numerous stability fixes across Windows, Linux, and macOS hosts and guests. The update addresses crashes, performance issues, and compatibility problems to enhance reliability for users.