Yes! https://github.com/kingdonb/dot/blob/ubuntu-vm/bin/qemu https://github.com/kingdonb/dot/blob/ubuntu-vm/bin/qemu This expects you're using the special qemu

Yes! https://github.com/kingdonb/dot/blob/ubuntu-vm/bin/qemu https://github.com/kingdonb/dot/blob/ubuntu-vm/bin/qemu This expects you're using the special qemu from the prior link, compiled with homebrew. (else I think there will be no virtio-vga-gl video driver?) The guest OS is an Ubuntu VM. I think the instructions say to use a recent Fedora/Silverblue for a reason (there are some things that don't quite work right around window resizing.) Each time I start the VM, it shows up with tiny tiny pixels and the menubar does not work. I switch to another app, switch back, go to the menu and enable "zoom to fit" and it's off to the races. Other things to be aware of, if you resize the window it actually scales the pixels, (which is OK and doesn't even have any noticeable perf impact because OpenGL, I guess)