The blogger writes
that VirtualBox is characterized by its “easy installation,
operation, and convenient graphical interface.” He says the free
utility can make you “totally independent” and notes that there
are a number of different operating systems supported by the program.

2.
Installing
and configuring VirtualBox for virtual OSes — ghacks.net, 6/14
Installing
a Windows XP as a virtual machine on VirtualBox — ghacks.net, 6/15

Install
Guest Additions for a Better VirtualBox Experience — ghacks.net,
6/17
Jack
Wallen wrote several “inside look” and tutorials on VirtualBox,
including setup and installation of the software and guess OSes. He
also looked at how to optimize the virtual machine saying “the
implications of this software are only as limited as the imagination
of the user.” He demonstrates how to change the default settings
concluding that “with the help of VirtualBox you can, effectively,
have your cake and eat it too.”

4. virtualbox
with vista: driver for system controller required — Willing
wheels, 6/14
The blogger reported
having problems getting into his native host resolution but then
discovered “going to your native resolution is in fact a lot easier
than you think.” He then lays out the steps to change the
resolution noting “you do NOT need to change the resolution from
within the guest.”

5. WYMWTTLinux
- #5 Sun VirtualBox — The Giornale, 6/13
The blogger notes
that VirtualBox lets a user run “for example, Windows XP, alongside
other OSes you might want to install, inside a Linux OS.” The
blogger then goes through the procedure to download and install
VirtualBox as well as a virtual machine OS, and provides screen shots
for every step in the process.

6. VirtualBox
in 3 minutes! — nudepenguin.net, 6/13
The blogger has uploaded
a short video to YouTube that shows how to set up VirtualBox. The
blogger notes you just “need a different OS to play with or test,”
and that you can just “use the iso with VirtualBox for quicker
boot.”

7. How
to Install Fedora 11 KDE on VirtualBox 2.2 — Kombitz, 6/12
Fedora
11 and VirtualBox 2.2 Guest Additions
– Kombitz, 6/12
The blogger says
VirtualBox is a good choice for those who “want to try Fedora 11
without buying a new machine or partitioning your hard drive,” and
gives an in-depth tutorial with screen shots at every step on how to
install Fedora 11KDE on VirtualBox 2.2. In the second article, the
blogger
goes through the steps to install VirtualBox 2.2 Guest Additions on a
Fedora 11 virtual machine and again provides screen shots for every
step in the installation process.