Gene Czarcinski wrote: > I noticed that the command line qemu and qemu-kvm offer a number of options > such as using vmware display and addition sound card emulation as compared to > that when using virt-manager. > > Are there any plans to add these as options to virt-manager? > Setting a video card model (vmware, vga, etc.) support was just added to libvirt yesterday, I've already started working on virt-manager support. For sound card emulation, virt-manager should provide the important stuff (at least the latest virt-manager version). What qemu option in particular do you want? > As a more general question, is there some document which describes the plans, > roadmaps, etc. for Fedora Virtualization (or should I say Linux Virtualization > since it does apply to other distributions as well)? > No real centralized place. virt-manager has a roadmap here: http://virt-manager.org/page/Roadmap Though I really don't stay on top of it as much as I should. You can also check out proposed fedora virtualization features here: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Category:F12_Virt_Features > I pick up tid-bits in various messages and bug reports such as libvirt > supporting vmware and "pool storage" providing some improvements but I do not > have an overall picture as to what is planned. While developers may do some > things sooner rather than later because they are easy to do, we users may have > some preferences as to what features/capabilities are more important to us > than others. > If there are features you want, the best thing to do (besides scratching your own itch and implementing it yourself) is file a bug with as much info as possible, so the request isn't lost in the fray. This will also allow other people to 'me too' the feature. See: http://libvirt.org/bugs.html - Cole -- Libvir-list mailing list Libvir-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/libvir-list