Lx_pollywog
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I wish my start screen was a simple os options panel like 'virt-manager' where i choose my activity.
Is there such a thing as a ready made Linux Os or set-up specially conceived for virtualization similar to this description :
My set-up plan :
1-One base stripped-down OS only used for virtualization. No extra apps & pollution. Read that Alpine is plus safe since it has less attack surface so i figure it may be a good choice or should i get a more equipped lightweight os with extra features(security,networking) i cannot forsee as a newbee.
2-Plan to compartmentalize activites & users on different virtual machines . Example: 1 os for studying, 1 os for leasure, 1 os for shoping etc.
Base os always remains simple & crisp clean.
3- The gnome-boxes app on my present mintOs can only open one virtual machine at a time. I wish i could have at least two simultaneous virtual machines open sometimes specially for this new set-up.
Is there such a thing as a ready made Linux Os or set-up specially conceived for virtualization similar to this description :
My set-up plan :
1-One base stripped-down OS only used for virtualization. No extra apps & pollution. Read that Alpine is plus safe since it has less attack surface so i figure it may be a good choice or should i get a more equipped lightweight os with extra features(security,networking) i cannot forsee as a newbee.
2-Plan to compartmentalize activites & users on different virtual machines . Example: 1 os for studying, 1 os for leasure, 1 os for shoping etc.
Base os always remains simple & crisp clean.
3- The gnome-boxes app on my present mintOs can only open one virtual machine at a time. I wish i could have at least two simultaneous virtual machines open sometimes specially for this new set-up.
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