For years, KDE users had to use Virtual Machine Managers outside the KDE ecosystem, like GNOME Boxes. Now that's changing with a new native VMM in development for KDE.
I haven’t used it in so long I couldn’t tell you. I just remember it being over simplified, there were certainly things I couldn’t do, and virtual machine manager exists so I didn’t bother with it past playing around with it.
I just hope they don’t simplify it to the point of being essentially useless like GNOME Boxes.
What features would you say Boxes is missing?When I tried it, there wasn’t anything I wanted to do and couldn’t.
I haven’t used it in so long I couldn’t tell you. I just remember it being over simplified, there were certainly things I couldn’t do, and virtual machine manager exists so I didn’t bother with it past playing around with it.
What features would you say Boxes is missing?When I tried it, there wasn’t anything I wanted to do and couldn’t.