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Proxmox, the free version does everything you want, VM's and containers.
Not really a desktop option like VirtualBox though.
That's not true.
Proxmox comes as a full distro and most people probably use it that way, but you can also install it on your normal linux and then use it in the same way as you would use VMware workstation or virtualbox etc.
Its Debian so you can just install any desktop you want
Also virtual box is pointless garbage especially if you're using Linux