As the title says. What's the best way to overlay this? Basically what's the rpm-ostree equivalent to sudo dnf install @virtualization?
Or is there any benefit in doing it with Distrobox instead? (But then you end up overlaying Distrobox so basically I don't see the point.)
[BUG] virt-install and libvirt-client confilct with gnutls, so they can't be installed
Best practice installing VMs / virt-manager in Silverblue / Kinoite
How do I install virt-manager on Atomic Desktop (Kinoite)?
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I recently repurposed my Windows laptop with Fedora Kinoite a couple of weeks ago. I've been using Linux for a couple of years and try to work off a minimal os with multiple VMs so the containerized immutable environment was very appealing to try, but I'm debating on the best way to run Windows and other VMs. I figured virt-manager would be best but should it be installed layered with rpm-ostree or installed through Distrobox/Toolbox? I've seen mixed information on which way to go.
I can only find instructions on installing virt-manager on regular Fedora. How do I install it on Atomic Desktop?
Are there some experienced guys with Silverblue? Did you guys meet any problems?