VWS
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VWs stands for "Virtual WorkStation".
It's main repository, bts and wiki is on [my site](https://wagner.pp.ru/fossil/vws).
See also [manual page](vws.mkd)
It is a python script which provides command-line interface to QEMU
virtual machines, which simplifies such tasks as creation,
device redirection doing snapshots and reverting to them.
It's main features
- No daemons. No extra processes like libvirtd
- No complicated API like libvirt.
- No XML configs. All configuration of vm is stored in the shell script
which invokes QEMU with appropriate arguments.
- Transparency. If vws doesn't know how to make something, it doesn't
prevent you from interacting with QEMU monitor direcrly or editing
start script by hand.
- Runs as ordinary user. QEMU processes run a invoking user.
**qemu-bridge-helper** is used to setup network
- Virtual machines can be freely copied from one physical machines to
another using ordinary file operations. VM directory with virtual disks
and start script is self-contained.