GUI for qemoo - wrapper script for qemu to start and install guest systems.
Perhaps the easiest and most understandable tandem for working with virtual machines in QEMU. Minimum settings for running and installing VMs: RAM, SIZE (the size of the disk to install) and the number of CPU cores (-smp X and other parameters) in the QEMUADD field. Perfect for testing/installing any Linux/Windows distributions.
qemoo project: https://abf.io/import/qemoo
qemoo rpm: qemoo-x.x-x-rosa2021.1.noarch.rpm (Ctrl+F)
Free icons: https://www.flaticon.com
Dependencies for VMs: xrandr spice-vdagent
GQemoo dependencies: qemoo qemu gtk2 virt-viewer rsync polkit
GQemoo Hot Keys:
Esc- Canceling image cloning .qcow2F12- Update the list of connected devicesCtrl+Q- Force reset of all QEMU processes
Supported loading and installing virtual machines from flash drives, images (.img, .iso, .qcow2, .raw, .vdi, .vmdk, .vpc) and already installed images *.qcow2. Before booting a virtual machine, you can connect additional flash drives, images, and block devices. Bidirectional Clipboard and Drag&Drop are also supported.
The shared directory ~/qemoo_tmp (Host) <> ~/hostdir (Guest), as well as the automatic scaling of the VM window XResize are enabled by inserting embedded scripts from the Clipboard.
Note: You need to add the user to groups disk,kvm and reboot: usermod -aG disk,kvm $(logname); reboot
For support Drag and Drop + bidirectional Clipboard on the guest system must be installed spice-vdagent (Linux, usually already installed) or spice-guest-tools (Windows).
