Hi All;
I'm running Fedora 25 on a laptop with 16GB of ram. I'm frustrated with
the VMware workstation reliably breaking every 2 to 3 kernel updates and
sometimes with no reasonable fix in sight for some time. Not the end of
the world and I get the reasons behind it, however I wonder if KVM might
be a better plan. I used KVM many years ago and it was not quite as
reliable & easy to work with as I needed. I assume it's gotten better?
Questions:
- does anyone have experiences good and bad with KVM? Any gotcha's or
common issues I should be aware of?
- Anyone have experience with both KVM and VMware? opinions on which is
better, more stable, etc?
- Is is easy / possible to convert a VMware workstation VM to a KVM?
- With VMware I get the vmnet network and I don't have to do anything
other than select nat, bridged, etc to get networking in place for a VM,
even if I want to access te VM directly from another machine (i.e. not
the local only network). Is this true with KVM as well?
- If I decide later to remove it does it remove cleanly? I dislike the
vmnet & other bits VMware leaves around even after an uninstall
Thanks in advance..
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