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I haven't tried to follow the guide yet but it looks good, nice work! 👍 I'd just like to suggest adding an option to set this up using QEMU+libvirt instead of plain old QEMU. |
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That's totally fair, i'm flexible with you adding that change :) |
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Ok, I'll work on it in my free time and add it as a suggestion change to your PR when it's ready. |
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Per https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/tutorial-how-to-create-a-windows-11-vm/147506/ there were suggestions to add this to the docs of Asahi Linux, and I thought since it hasn't been added, I have sufficiently created a guide to the best of my ability using markdown and some copy/pasting from the forum thread. Feel free to edit/adjust it as the community / maintainers see fit as this seems decent enough, but i'm all ears for contributing to make it the best community windows 11 vm guide as it can possibly be. :)