


Virt-Manager [Graphical Desktop Tool]
which is used to help create and manage libvirt virtual machines.
- Free and Open Source Software
- License: GPL-2.0.
Resources:
[Archlinux Wiki]
[Wikipedia]
[Graphical Tutorials]
[Extras]
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Virt-Manager @programming.dev Alex @lemmy.mlLink ActionsPerhaps the biggest libvirt related piece of work here has been to reworking of the QMP API docs to make them easier to navigate. QMP is how libvirt probes for functionality as well as handling things like introspection of the machines and dealing with things like hotplug.
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Virt-Manager @programming.dev recursive_recursion [they/them] @programming.devOpenGL 3 on Archlinux VM
Does anyone know how to get OpenGL3 to work on an Archlinux VM?
My goal is to be able to run Godot within a VM so that I can have:- a reproducible and shareable dev environment
I've tried the following guide:
- Edit
grub
configuration (on Archlinux guest VM) > /etc/default/grub
grub
# Added "amd_iommu=on" to the default configuration line 6 as shown below: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT"loglevel=3 quiet amd_iommu=on"
- Run
sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
- Shutdown Archlinux VM and modify the VM's configurations:
[Virt-Manager VM Tabs]:
Display Spice
- Listen type: [Address --> None]
- OpenGL: [disabled --> โ
]
- [Laptop DGPU selected]:
{0000:07:00:0 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Rembrandt [Radeon 680M] (render)}
- [Laptop DGPU selected]:
Video Virtio - 3D acceleration [disabled --> โ ]
This results in my VM displaying a mainly white sc