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If python3-libguestfs is installed, virt-manager will use it automatically to fetch guest OS icons, installed application lists, and some other details. In practice though the libguestfs integration usually doesn't work, because most virt-manager created VMs have disks image in a location only accessible to root, and our libguestfs usage needs the disks accessible by the app user. When it does work, we don't cache the results across app runs, so libguestfs spawns lots of inspecting VMs every app startup, with lots of log chatter and CPU spiking. Then there's the confusion that app behavior can noticeably change through the install of another package and an app restart. I think it's simpler from a maintenance perspective to disable this by default. If we fix those two big issues then maybe we can change it back in the future Signed-off-by: Cole Robinson <crobinso@redhat.com> |
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| org.virt-manager.virt-manager.gschema.xml | ||
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