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- Fix a check for domain support flags that was breaking inactive XML updates
- Even if requested XML hasn't changed, redefine. Needed for changes to
take permenant effect if INACTIVE XML flag not supported
- Fix setting HD as a boot device
- Detect autostart unavailability on older libvirt
- Clean up how we display console devices to give more concise output
On rethinking, it seems a bit risky that user could create a bogus bridge
and then have all new guests choose it by default and provide no networking.
Be safe and force the user to opt in.
Currently we just printed net type and source device, when we could use the
pretty print we already have in uihelpers. Break out the functionality and
use it on the net screen.
The paused vs. active state is unclear, and may suprise users by doing things
like closing child dialogs (VM details and New VM wizard).
Turning of polling is of only marginal benefit anyways, as most users prob
don't have multiple concurrent connections, and libvirt threading handles
most of the original performance concerns.
This can be used by various UI pieces to determine if the requested
disk/install path is accessible by the user libvirt launches qemu processes
as. We currently cannot programmatically determine what this user is, so
make it easy for distros to hardcode.
In order to do this, we can't auto resize the window to the VNC desktop
resolution when details is brought up. So, to make this desired behavior
easier, add a View menu item 'Resize to VM' which resizes the details window
to match the active desktop dimensions.
There were several defficiencies in the way we handled VNC widget sizing, so
try to fix them up. We now have:
- Ability to scale down
- Aspect ratio maintained while scaling
- Much better scrollbar handling without the hacks.
