Usefully Oracle don’t tell you in their guide, but it is available with the rest of the downloads at
Sudo apt-get install dkms Where to find VBoxGuestAdditions.iso The below example uses APT that comes with Debian-based distros: sudo apt-get update This part is relatively straightforward, just install using whatever package manager your Linux distribution has. There is a manual page for installing Guest Additions but not all of it is self-explanatory…įirst you need to log into your Linux virtual machine (VM) and install/configure x, y and z. In order to access certain aspects of a virtual machine in VirtualBox, you will need to install Guest Additions (similar to VMWare Tools I guess)