Sir² Morgan@greyknight33 everything should be in your distro repositories. KVM is built into the kernel, so you likely already have that. what you need now is a VM manager and client. virsh is the default TUI manager, but it's more for headless applications. take a look at virt-manager, its a pretty clean GUI one that I think relies on QEMU for the client. So if you can find virt-manager in your repos, it should pull in most of what you need
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