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That sounds interesting. Maybe you can point to a good resource where I can learn more about that?
I've just posted a HowTo: Using virt-manager to run Virtual Machines
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I've just posted a HowTo: Using virt-manager to run Virtual Machines
Way cool :-)
A bit confusing tho'...
It is possible to run virtual machines ... by using virt-manager...
It is possible to use virt-manager instead of virt-viewer, but I haven't investigated...
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damo wrote:I've just posted a HowTo: Using virt-manager to run Virtual Machines
Way cool :-)
A bit confusing tho'...
damo wrote:It is possible to run virtual machines ... by using virt-manager...
It is possible to use virt-manager instead of virt-viewer, but I haven't investigated...
Yes it is a bit confusing, sorry. It was just a quick answer because you wanted some pointers. I said I hadn't investigated!
$ apropos virt*
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virt-manager - display the virtual machine desktop management tool
virt-viewer - display the graphical console for a virtual machine
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It was just a quick answer because you wanted some pointers.
And I'm grateful Gotta get reading to learn how to use that. Would be nice to try to run VMs w/o VBox.
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Have a search for HowTo's by Head_on_a_Stick... he has done one about using QEMU and KVM: Virtual BunsenLabs with QEMU & KVM
I found that more difficult than the virt-manager approach personally.
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Have a search for HowTo's by Head_on_a_Stick... he has done one about using QEMU and KVM: Virtual BunsenLabs with QEMU & KVM
I found that more difficult than the virt-manager approach personally.
Thanks, more reading :-D
I've only played with VBox and VMWare, but have always been interested in KVM/QEMU. It sounds kinda logical that a direct kernel-based virtualization would be performancewise superior to any solution that provides it via a separate application running on top of the OS. I'd also imagine it's a tad more demanding for the user :-)
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