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VirtualBox 5.1 Is Just Around the Corner, First Release Candidate Up for Grabs

By Marius Nestor

Among the changes that have been implemented since Beta 3, we can mention that there are multiple bug fixes and enhancements to the graphical user interface (GUI), such as a few Qt5 migration regressions, a VBox GUI issue on Solaris 10, and improved keyboard capturing on X11 hosts. Additionally, the X2-APIC feature is now enabled by default for Linux guests, the screenshot functionality has been improved, the resolve.conf file is correctly parsed with multiple separators, a new audio code has been enabled, and some memory leaks have been addressed to improve handling of DMG files.

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