QuickEMU Release 4.1
Quickly create and run highly optimized desktop virtual machines for Linux, macOS and Windows; with just two commands. You decide what operating system you want to run and Quickemu will figure out the best way to do it for you. For example:
quickget ubuntu-mate impish quickemu --vm ubuntu-mate-impish.confThe original objective of the project was to enable quick testing of Linux distributions where the virtual machine configurations can be stored anywhere, such as external USB storage or your home directory, and no elevated permissions are required to run the virtual machines. Quickemu now also includes comprehensive support for macOS and Windows.
What's Changed
- Fix QEMU 7.0 not starting VMs using GTK or SDL displays. SPICE is only enable when spice or spice-app display are requested.
- Fix --display gtk including full GL/VirGL acceleration by ensuring only one scanout is enabled.
- Optimise GL/VirGL acceleration for Linux and Windows guest VMs
- Fix macOS using qxl-vga to support seamless mouse and sane default resolutions.
- Add network configuration to VM configuration file. Supports no network, bridged interfaces with optional persistent MAC address and isolated guests.
- Fix macOS Monterey installs.
- Fix macOS installs in nested VMs.
- Add preliminary support for macOS Ventura
- Ubuntu 22.04 users can now install virt-viewer to get access to --display spice-app
- Add reactos by @mikabak in #423
- Add script to retrieve Windows product keys by @gma in #517
- Allow overriding some VM arguments via env vars by @3nprob in #519
- Remove duplicate option (usb_controller) by @diddledani in #521
- Add super-size for some Zorin options by @philclifford in #522
- Bind spice to localhost by @Deihim007 in #525
- Add udp port forward by @Deihim007 in #526
- Force IPv4 on android mirror by @5Dev24 in #527
- added Linux Mint 21 by @interorbital in #528
- add support for LTS daily-live testing for point releases by @philclifford in #532
- Small README Typo in first example by @fossrob in #534
- Updated generated docs by @philclifford in #535
New Contributors
- @mikabak made their first contribution in #423
- @gma made their first contribution in #517
- @3nprob made their first contribution in #519
- @Deihim007 made their first contribution in #525
- @5Dev24 made their first contribution in #527
- @interorbital made their first contribution in #528
- @fossrob made their first contribution in #534
Full Changelog: 4.0...4.1
A new version of QuickEMU has been released. QuickEMU is a tool to easily setup virtual machines with QEMU/KVM.