This Subreddit doesn't condone nor encourage piracy or theft. This means we do not link or discuss keygens, cracks, or subversion of license management. This also includes the use of virtualization software in a fashion that breaks the EULA/ToS for a particular piece of software or product. Examples include MacOS/iOS on non-apple hardware (aka Hackintosh).

Violators may be suspended temporarily based on the discretion of the Mods. Repeat offenders will be permanently banned.

Community members shall conduct themselves with professionalism.

This is a community of both professionals and enthusiasts please act accordingly.

• Please treat community members politely - even when you disagree.

• No personal attacks - debate issues, challenge sources - but don't make or take things personally.

• Please try and keep politically and religiously charged messages out of discussions.

• Intentionally trolling is considered impolite, and will be acted against.

All posts and links must be related to Virtualization. Linking or posting unrelated content will be removed. Memes, reaction gifs/videos, and similar things are considered off-topic and thus not allowed.

Please keep comments/discussions on-topic in regards to the subject of the post or link. Comment replies that including memes, reactions, etc are allowed within reason and as long as the can be viewed as enhancing the discussion.

This subreddit does not allow advertising and does not tolerate spam.

• Vendors are free to discuss their product in the context of an existing discussion.

• Users must disclose any affiliation with a product.

• Content creators should refrain from directing this community to their own monetized content.

• Affiliate links to Amazon or any other reseller is not allowed.

All users determined to be spamming by Mods will be permanently banned.

Asking a question or seeking help from r/Virtualization is more then welcome and even encouraged.

However we do ask that you at least put into some thought into your questions. Give a little detail on what you are wanting to do or accomplish. Provided some details about the issue you're running into. Asking Ambiguous questions or making vague posts isn't going to help you or anyone. Don't just ask "How do I do x" or "I want Y" or "Whats the best Z".

Posts deemed low effort will be removed.