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I've been wanting something like this recently. I want to occasionally have my "virtual computer" with me to use on other hardware. (ie my SO's laptop, my Stea
by ikurei 3y ago
I've been wanting something like this recently.
I want to occasionally have my "virtual computer" with me to use on other hardware. (ie my SO's laptop, my Steam Deck; hardware I mostly trust). I find myself bringing my laptop many places where I don't actually plan to use it, just in case some server goes down or the like.
Why Qemu though? Why not a Live USB? Is it just for the ease of treating the VM as a regular file for backup and transfers? I have little experience with Qemu.
- jamesbfb 3y agoUnlike a live usb, Qemu is (mostly?) hardware agnostic. The abstraction means you could run a VM image on a x86 based ThinkPad or an ARM based Mac.