Re: Minimizing qemu causes it to slow down

I am a novice like yourself ... Can it be that the guest OS is going to "hibernate" or "suspend" or so automatically after a defined period of inactivity and you just misinterpret this as kvm/qemu behavior? best ... Gunnar On 20.01.21 08:20, Asad Ali wrote: > I am a novice using qemu to run LUbu

Re: Minimizing qemu causes it to slow down

I think what they're observing, and I may be wrong, is that either their desktop environment, or Qemu, or their OS, is de-prioritizing Qemu when it loses foreground focus, and causing it to see timer events and processing time at a much lower priority than when it is in the foreground. Alternat

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Minimizing qemu causes it to slow down

I am a novice using qemu to run LUbuntu in a Mac osx host. I used this guide https://graspingtech.com/ubuntu-desktop-18.04-virtual-machine-macos-qemu/ Using this I can run the LUbuntu VM. However, if I minimize the qemu window or simply not have it as the active window, the vm slows down to a halt

Re: Minimizing qemu causes it to slow down

> I am a novice like yourself ... > Can it be that the guest OS is going to "hibernate" or "suspend" or so automatically after a defined period of inactivity and you just misinterpret this as kvm/qemu behavior? > best ... Gunnar In order to remove this possibility, I ran the following command in m

Re: Strange behavior by qemu and the VM console.

Hi George, did you recently upgrade your DE or mess with your DPI settings? In the GTK window, there's an option "zoom to fit" (or similar, I don't have it in front of me ATM). Make sure that is disabled. Best regards Philipp Am 20.01.21 um 20:45 schrieb George R Goffe: > Hi, > > This system