Nah it's all good. Been there and done that. Sometimes you need a Linux VM and sometimes you need a different type of Linux VM.
Discussion
This cat is suspicious that you’re pulling his paw.
It all depends on what task you're doing, I guess.
VirtualBox doesn’t play well with Hyper-V. VMWare supports it, but I was hoping to dodge paying $200 for snapshots.
Oh I know. You can change the virtualization method on Virtual Box, but it still runs like asshole. It's incredibly slow. Which is why I said it depends on what you want to do. Anything with a GUI always ran like shit for me.