Hi,
1) As a possible workaround, can't you put a Linux server with
virt-manager installed somewhere, and then have the Windows sysadmins
use it through X11 forwarding (with Xming, or Cygwin installed on the
Windows machines)?
As I already told, I did this and my fellow sysadmins didn't liked. :-(
2) Also, if virt-manager can run under Cygwin, you can use it directly
on the Windows machines that way (I don't know if it does).
I found no cygwin-based binaries for virsh, virt-viewer or
remote-viewer. So far only the mingw-based remote-viewer from
spice-space.org works, but it's too little for my fellow sysadmins. I'm
trying virsh and virt-viewer form the same package.
[]s, Fernando Lozano
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