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bahua129076yAlso, I'm aware that WebEx works for Linux, but I'm not giving my machine chlamydia(ie: installing java).
Also, since it really tries to take over the computer, I prefer it contained inside a windowed VNC session that I can minimize or close when I'm done with it. -
bahua129076y@SanitizedOutput
Because I also need a system that can legitimately connect to the VPN at work, in case my reverse tunnel goes down. Didn't see much need for two VMs for that purpose. -
endor57586yInteresting setup!
How much of a pain in the ass is working with KVM? I'm thinking of picking it up for a little project I have in mind, but I wanna be sure it's worth the trouble -
bahua129076y@endor
The first time took some hassle, as I wasn't super competent with networking back then. Times since then have been simpler. There's a great graphical frontend called virt-manager that you can use to set everything up. The really granular stuff though is in the commands.
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