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- **Process detachment**: you can log out and have your virtual machines
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- **Process detachment**: you can log out and have your virtual machines
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still running, control them via Unix sockets
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still running, control them via Unix sockets
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## Is it better than `libvirt` ?
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No. `qemush` and `libvirt` are for different use cases. `qemush` will allow you to spin up virtual machines really fast and with as little setup as possible, and aims to be nothing more than a QEMU wrapper, while `libvirt` will offer better out-of-the-box experience, with already existing pre-configurations, associated tools like the `virt-manager` GUI and a friendlier process supervision. You should use `qemush` if you care about controlling every aspect of your virtual machines, and are already used to using bare QEMU without an abstraction layer.
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## Dependencies
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## Dependencies
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All dependencies are common packages for a distribution, you'll be able to
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All dependencies are common packages for a distribution, you'll be able to
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