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by ssl-3
798 days ago
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I don't have very many machines running VMs, but IIRC the last time I set up libvirt (on a tiny, cheap Lenovo box to virtualize Home Assistant), it went something like this: pacman -S virt-manager ...and the whole libvirt/KVM/QEMU dependency tree got pulled down, installed, fiddled whatever I needed to fiddle to make it start at boot, and it generally worked. I manage it with virt-manager on another machine. Performance seems fine, and configuring the virtual machines themselves is not really much different with virt-manager than it is with virtualbox. |
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