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Terminology
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*virt-manager* is based on a set of lower level virtualization tools,
going from the user interface to the hardware interactions with the
processor. This terminology is a bit confusing and other documentation
might mention the following tools:
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*KVM* is the module of the Linux kernel that interacts with the virtualization features of the processor.
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*QEMU* is the virtualization software that emulates virtual processors and peripherals based on *KVM* and that starts and stops virtual machines.
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*libvirt* is a library that allows *virt-manager* to interact with the virtualization capabilities provided by *QEMU*.
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*SPICE* is a protocol that allows to visualize the desktop of virtual machines.
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*virt-manager* is the graphical interface that allows to create, configure, and run virtual machines.
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To install *virt-manager* in Debian, execute the following command:
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To install *virt-manager* in Ubuntu, execute the following command:
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Start *virt-manager*.
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In *step 1*, choose **Local install media (ISO image or CDROM)**.
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In *step 5*:
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Click **Finish** to start the virtual machine.
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Running Tails from a USB image
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<span class="command-placeholder">tails.img</span> is the file name of the USB image that you want to resize.
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Shut down the virtual machine.
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Graphics issues
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