@Itsfoss Some people told me the reason they stay with Windows is lacking of a good enough desktop hypervisor on Linux with easy-to-use interface and lab-first principle. So I created one named vEMU. Both for my needs and for them to leave Windows
Even boot firmware has vEMU picture in it. Ready for any virtualization lab needs on Linux
All big Linux OS family supported as host OS
- RHEL v10.x + variants
- OpenSuSE v16.x + variants
- Debian v13.x + variants
@oldstackjournal My latest project to serve my virtualization needs on Linux. The tool that combines type 1 KVM performance with type 2 desktop experience