So virtual machines can be utilized by any VMM equiped desktop, with or without kvm/qemu capability. That Stretch VMM reaches into Buster/Bullseye qemu servers remotely. I don't like doing things more than once.Īnother feature of VMM is the ability to network the nest.

They will run on Bullseye, as of yet they don't *need* to. That is a long term durability I don't believe is so easy with Virtual Box. But they have also run on X9D under Buster, same images. Now running on a X9S running Stretch, old. They were crafted on Jessie, on a X8D supermicro. Another XP (home) was installed Feb 13, 2017. The XP(pro) vm I'm watching live TV on right now was installed July 10, 2018. Vbox has proven not to be as stable long term, that is across release upgrades, and with migration of the host computer. The two solutions are not in the same league really. You don't understand the capabilities of KVM/QEMUĬommon problem. Now I know all of this is off topic, but my (vomit) Oracle addiction has taken its toll long enough for my taste and you poked my interest with your mention of this alternative.īear in mind that I wish to be able to virtualize GNU/Linux systems, but also different versions of old or new Windows versions which Virtualbox is able to pull off quite well. So if you could just talk to me more about it and give me some advice on how to get started to use this software, it would be dearly appreciated. I don't know the program you're referring to yet, but I'm definitely going to check it out because if I actually was able to ditch Virtualbox/Oracle, I'll be happily willing to do it. And until now, Virtualbox has been the best I managed to find and thus use.

I want my virtual machines to feel like they're running on a physical computer as much as possible. Sunrat, I very much feel your disdain against Oracle as well! But for virtualization, I'm looking for virtualization software that will be robust with having the virtual machine work perfectly, including graphics capabilities, USB sharing, being able to transfer files between host and guest, etc. Code: Select all apt install virt-manager

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