Yeah, I tried to create several virtual machines and docker containers with bridged connections using DHCP and they error'd and dissapeared, then it just stoppe

Yeah, I tried to create several virtual machines and docker containers with bridged connections using DHCP and they error'd and dissapeared, then it just stopped letting me create them. I tried to also create them using the standard NAT settings, but the would generally not get through. Only one of the 6 odd off the self containers I was trying to use The GUI was slow, annoying, kept logging me out, buttons needed clicked several times, or required a refresh to work. I lost my NFS settings and could no longer get a working configuration for my kubernetes pods on other devices, which worked before. I would try and change the few settings available and it wouldn't allow me to save as if I hadn't changed anything. Basically, it was a bit of a shit show but I persisted for a couple of weeks hoping it'd get better. After several upgrades, nothing much had changed so I reverted. I don't like to kick them while they're down, but it seems like a project that got caught up with modernising by rewriting a whole bunch of code, whilst I suspect many would have been happy with them just adding the VM and docker stuff into the old interface/middleware. But it sounds like they're persisting with yet another rewrite, so...