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Virtual Machine Manager como alternativa Linux ao VMware Workstation

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Virtual Machine Manager is a solid replacement for most VMware Workstation users who run Linux hosts and need KVM, Xen, or LXC guests. It covers the core tasks—creating, running, snapshotting, and networking VMs—while offering remote host control. Users who rely on Windows‑specific features like macOS guests, advanced drag‑and‑drop, or the VMware‑specific UI will find it lacking, but for Linux‑centric workloads it performs well.

Cobertura de recursos80%
Licença
GPL-2.0+
Preço
Grátis
Versão mais recente
5.1.0 (26 de agosto de 2025)
Avaliação
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Captura de tela do Virtual Machine Manager
Main manager window

O que funciona igual

  • Create, run, and delete virtual machines
  • Support for snapshots and restore
  • Advanced networking options (bridged, NAT, host‑only)
  • Hardware acceleration via VT‑x/AMD‑V
  • Real‑time resource monitoring

O que muda

  • No built‑in macOS guest support
  • No Windows‑specific integration tools (e.g., VMware Tools)
  • No proprietary licensing; free but requires libvirt setup
  • No bundled installer for Windows hosts
  • Snapshot management is via libvirt CLI, not a dedicated GUI
  • No support for VMware Workstation .vmx/.ovf files directly

Abrindo seus arquivos do VMware Workstation

Virtual Machine Manager cannot open VMware Workstation .vmx or .ovf files directly. To migrate, export the VM from VMware Workstation as an OVA/OVF package, then import that package into libvirt using virsh import or virt-manager’s import wizard. The process may require converting disk formats (e.g., VMDK to QCOW2) and re‑configuring network settings.

Trocando o VMware Workstation pelo Virtual Machine Manager, passo a passo

  1. Export the VMware VM as an OVA/OVF package from Workstation.
  2. Convert the VMDK disk to QCOW2 using qemu-img if needed.
  3. Create a new VM in Virtual Machine Manager and attach the converted disk.
  4. Configure networking to match the original (bridged/NAT).
  5. Start the VM and install libvirt guest tools for optimal performance.
  6. Verify snapshots and backup settings are restored.

Principais recursos do Virtual Machine Manager

  • GUI para KVM, Xen, LXC via libvirt
  • Criar, clonar e excluir VMs
  • Anexar discos virtuais e interfaces de rede
  • Visualizar uso de recursos em tempo real
  • Gerenciamento remoto de hosts
  • Suporte a snapshots e migração ao vivo

Como instalar o Virtual Machine Manager no Linux

Flatpak (Flathub)flatpak install flathub org.virt_manager.virt-manager
Ubuntu / Mintsudo apt install virt-manager
Debiansudo apt install virt-manager
Fedorasudo dnf install virt-manager
Arch / Manjarosudo pacman -S virt-manager
openSUSEsudo zypper install virt-manager

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