

With VirtualBox, you can have your Mac and Windows side by side, this is done with the Seamless mode where windows from within a virtual machine will appear next to those on screen.

It allows you to customize your settings or convert any disk image into virtual disks that can be used with other programs, such as VMware Workstation or Parallels Desktop. For example, VBoxManager is a tool for managing Virtual Machines. VirtualBox offers an unique set of features that other virtualization software can't do. This means that if you want your Windows ARM on M1/M2 Macs then there are only some paid applications available which can help out. VirtualBox has been a popular software for many years, but starting in 2020 it will not work with Apple's new ARM processor.
