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02-20-2022, 06:36 AM
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what OS does KVM usually installed on?
From my understanding, KVM should be installed in a hypervisor OS, question:
1. for a better practice, it should be an Ubuntu/fedora server version, rather than an ubuntu/fedora desktop version right?
2. in case I need to have virt-manager, I don't have GUI for ubuntu server, what should be done normally?
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02-20-2022, 07:11 AM
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Registered: Mar 2012
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Originally Posted by kaiye
1. for a better practice, it should be an Ubuntu/fedora server version, rather than an ubuntu/fedora desktop version right?
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no, you can install it on [almost] any linux server/desktop.
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Originally Posted by kaiye
2. in case I need to have virt-manager, I don't have GUI for ubuntu server, what should be done normally?
you can use virsh and/or qemu* commands (for example)
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