The most important thing (after the next reboot) is to check this:
Code:
lsmod | grep -i "vbox"
To ensure that all the VBox kernel modules are no longer there...
The Guest Additions are in ISO format, seen by the VBox VM Guests, to add extensions to them, to make API calls to VBox to give them extra abilities, between the guest and the Host. That installs nothing to the host system. If you wanted to convert those hosts to use on another Hypervisor, you should have removed the guest additions from the guests, beforehand... then use/convert the VM disks. For example, if you convert the VM disks to raw or qcow, you could use them with KVM.
Still...
Code:
sudo apt-get install python-is-python3
Will reset the aliases that VBox setup to use Pyhton2 as it's default... That will reset those, without causing dependency issues. (You can't just uninstall the previous.)
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