Operational speed, not network speed. The Lubuntu team provided Firefox
as a Debian package in the image and once everything was said and done
(and networking was running), it would take 30-seconds to 1 minute for
Firefox to appear, once launched. I didn't test network speeds, but I
can say that the YouTube home page was extremely slow to load in.
When I had G Boxes on F33, Firefox launched in a matter of seconds in a
box. This was on the exact same hardware.
On 10/19/21 12:03 PM, Jerry Feldman wrote:
How are you measuring speeds.
Both virt-manager and gnome boxes use lib-virt. Networking might be
affecting your speeds. If i recall, gnome boxes does not give you any
choices.
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On Tue, Oct 19, 2021, 11:35 AM Edward <e...@sillydog.org
<mailto:e...@sillydog.org>> wrote:
On 10/18/21 9:20 PM, Edward wrote:
> I missed a setting, found it afterwards, it defaults to Virtual
Network (NAT) and the box to start it automatically was initially
not checked.
>
> It's working now.
>
And it (take your pick):
* is slow as molasses
* runs at a snail's pace
Not even worth using. Gnome Boxes on Fedora 33 ran far better and
faster
than Virt Manager does on Debian.
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