Categories Ubuntu Tags FOSS, Hypervisor, Opensource, Oracle, Sysadmin, Ubuntu 20. Overall, out of the many virtual machine software on the market, VirtualBox is one of the top players supplying an excellent selection of host and client combinations such as Windows from XP onwards, any Linux level 2.4 or better, Windows NT, Server 2003, Solaris, OpenSolaris, and even OpenBSD Unix. sudo rm /usr/share/keyrings/virtualbox.gpg Comments and Conclusion Optionally, you can remove the GPG key if you prefer. Next, remove the repository sources file using the following command. Do not use the purge end flag if you wish to keep the data. Note that this will delete all data, including all database data added with the –purge flag.
sudo apt autoremove virtualbox* -purge -y For users that want to remove the software entirely, use the following command. The removal of VirtualBox is straightforward. Optionally, ensure that the VirtualBox installation was pulled directly from the source repository and check the current version installed using the apt-cache policy command. With the setup complete, execute the installation command to install VirtualBox. Now, update your repository list to reflect the new additions. echo deb focal contrib | sudo tee /etc/apt//virtualbox.list The next step is to import the official repository from VirtualBox now. sudo wget -O- | gpg -dearmor | sudo tee /usr/share/keyrings/virtualbox.gpg Import VirtualBox Repository The first step in installing VirtualBox latest build is first to add the GPG key to verify the authenticity of the packages. All you have to do is tell APT to get the VirtualBox package from the default Ubuntu repos. Import GPG Key & Repository Import the GPG Key Install VirtualBox from the Ubuntu Repository This is the default method for installing VirtualBox. If you skip and encounter issues, return and just run the command.
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