Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #4032, comment 149

Ticket #4032, comment 149

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1		It sure would be nice to have a multi-os hypervisor that supports nested virtualization on Linux ~~and Windows~~. It would make development environments highly portable and host OS agnostic. Instead I have to tweak things for Xen, KVM, Hyper-V, and hyperkit depending on what project we are working on. Waiting 9 years for a feature the all other modern hypervisors have had for years makes it hard to take VirtualBox seriously anymore. I have uninstalled it from all our systems and will not look back until the DEVs start taking this issue seriously.
	1	It sure would be nice to have a multi-os hypervisor that supports nested virtualization on Linux, Windows, and MacOS. It would make development environments highly portable and host OS agnostic. Instead I have to tweak things for Xen, KVM, Hyper-V, and hyperkit depending on what project we are working on. Waiting 9 years for a feature the all other modern hypervisors have had for years makes it hard to take VirtualBox seriously anymore. I have uninstalled it from all our systems and will not look back until the DEVs start taking this issue seriously.