Group/Hide VMs (e.g. mark arbitrary VM as "internal")
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Robert Mittendorf
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Oct 11, 2016, 9:23:06 AM10/11/16
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Hey again,
I have quite some VMs that I don't use very often (e.g. for backup
reasons). I'd like to hide those without hiding all inactive VMs.
Is it possible to mark an own VM as "internal" like the fedora-23-dvm
template?
For future versions it might be nice to be able to group VMs or set as
"hidden".
If this is a security concern one could define that running VMs are
always shown, no matter whether they are hidden or not.
Robert
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Oct 11, 2016, 2:05:46 PM10/11/16
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Absolutely you can.
qvm-prefs -s internal True
This has the added benefit of keeping those qubes off the menu.
Robert Mittendorf
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Oct 17, 2016, 4:13:14 AM10/17/16
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Am 10/11/2016 um 08:05 PM schrieb Unman:
> qvm-prefs -s internal True
Simple as that ? - thank you!
I checked the config files and did not find the "internal" switch