A basic QEMU GUI to work as a quick VirtualBox replacement

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README.md

qemutest

A basic QEMU GUI to work as a quick VirtualBox replacement. This has basic settings which are similar to a basic VirtualBox machine. The difference being that it is just meant to run once (it doesn't remember settings). This does not rely on VirtualBox (which has some questionable closed source parts), rather uses QEMU for virtualization and optionally KVM which speeds up the virtualization.

This has been made and tested primarily for Linux platform, but could support others as well. Please file an Issue or submit a PR if you are interested to use it on other platforms.

Compiling and running

Make sure you have Lazarus IDE installed. This will also need QEMU and KVM on runtime.

Open the proj_qemutest1.lpi on Lazarus. Then either click the Green Run button on toolbar or hit Run - Run menu. It should run the program. You should also have the binary under /bin folder.