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Why don't you use KVM/libvirt instead of Vbox?
by Nux 10y ago
Why don't you use KVM/libvirt instead of Vbox?
- sangnoir 10y agoI'm not sure that would help - libvirt also has kernel modules
- cesarb 10y agoThe kvm kernel modules come with the Fedora kernel, and thus are already signed by Fedora's key. It's virtualbox which for some reason won't upstream their kernel modules, so they have to be compiled and installed by its users.
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- Hikikomori 10y agoSeamless mode in vbox is great.
- INTPenis 10y agoI've been leaning that way lately, having only just tried kvm virtualization on a server at home. The discovery of kimchi made me try KVM and it's a very nice web gui for home use, or laptop use. So yes I might just replace VirtualBox with kvm soon. I just have no experience with the guest drivers for Windows provided by libvirt.