Oracle reports that the Tuesday released virtualization software VirtualBox 4.3 extended support for operating systems via touchinterfaces be operated. So can the software a 10-point multitouch input device to simulate.
VirtualBox, which is available for Windows, OS X, and Linux, according to Oracle in version 4.3 more familiar with operating systems that touchbediening use. So can VirtualBox for Windows 8.1, the update that at the end of this week, free of charge to download, an 10-point multi-touch input device to simulate. This is useful, for example, if the user is a monitor or a laptop with touch functionality. Also, Windows Server 2012 R2 and Mac OS X 10.9 would ‘touchsupport’ get in VirtualBox 4.3.
In addition to the virtual touchbediening the new VirtualBox version, also a usb webcam to emulate. This can be within a virtual machine use to be made of videochatsoftware as Skype and Google Hangouts. Also, there is a recording available to share, or an entire session in a virtual machine. Recordings are created in WebM format.
Users with multiple monitors can in the free virtualization software their multi-arrangement is now also in a virtual machine exploit, promises Oracle. Also would the 3d effects in Ubuntu and Fedora run smoother, and ipv6 in various network modes can be used. The built-in remote display server, in addition, can now also be accessed on ipv6 networks.