Whonix ™ for KVM has been updated to make it as user friendly as possible. (Some still minor shared folder related TODO, merging those two chapters.)
Users are advised to download Whonix to their home folder. They don’t have to type version numbers for extraction or libvirt import, because we’re using “-*”. When users are copying and pasting the command for copying the images, the version number is removed.
I guess this is as easy as we can get it for now and I am excited to have KVM Support in Whonix 9. Most likely I soon will provide some very early downloadable pre-alpha test images for Whonix 9.
For the past few months there has been work on testing and configuring Whonix for the KVM hypervisor that is a part of GNU/Linux. I pleased to announce that finally there is an optimum version released for testers and early adopters. We are in good shape for Whonix 9 stable but any feedback is encouraged and welcome.
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This port should better suit those users who have high security requirements for running Hidden Services.
Yes the connections attribute needs to be removed.
Its a result of dumping the xml of a running network and so it describes how many connections there are attached. It needs to be removed because its not needed and it might impose a limit.
From the page you shared:
The root element required for all virtual networks is named network and has no configurable attributes (although since 0.10.0 there is one optional read-only attribute - when examining the live configuration of a network, the attribute connections, if present, specifies the number of guest interfaces currently connected via this network). The network XML format is available since 0.3.0
Patrick I had a closer look at the rest of the info included in the README after your edit and I think its just better just move the remaining parts in there at this point.
That way the information is all in one place for the future and more easily exposed as no one will give that file e include much attention.
no , im preparing things for videos installations im in the last phase of learning it. but if u want to delete the page then re-open it again , no problem.