Trying Out Debian & KDE Plasma in a VM

[lakes]

The global theme is Curved Volitale & icon pack is Oxylite, but I might change it because it doesn't seem to cover as many programs in KDE.

[lakes]

Window Decoration Theme is Aeroambiance.

[Patachoo]

Beautiful UI ! The transparency is really pretty here

[MacroNemesis]

Ooooo very windows vista and 7 core.

[lakes]

Update again:
I had to delete the VM because it was slowing down the rest of my computer. I still have the Windows XP one though.

[Vaking Voda]

Update again:
I had to delete the VM because it was slowing down the rest of my computer. I still have the Windows XP one though.

Like, when it wasn't running?

[lakes]

Update again:
I had to delete the VM because it was slowing down the rest of my computer. I still have the Windows XP one though.

Like, when it wasn't running?

yeah, looking back i might have had "use background processes" turned on by mistake

[Vaking Voda]

Update again:
I had to delete the VM because it was slowing down the rest of my computer. I still have the Windows XP one though.

Like, when it wasn't running?

yeah, looking back i might have had "use background processes" turned on by mistake

There is vm software that has a background process mode like that? It runs when it's off?

[lakes]

Like, when it wasn't running?

yeah, looking back i might have had "use background processes" turned on by mistake

There is vm software that has a background process mode like that? It runs when it's off?

yeah, i used gnome boxes which has that as a setting because my friend recommended it to me after i wasn't sure what the hardware requirements were for debian. since gnome boxes autodetects the minimum hardware requirements. but the downside is that i turned that on...

[Vaking Voda]

yeah, looking back i might have had "use background processes" turned on by mistake

There is vm software that has a background process mode like that? It runs when it's off?

yeah, i used gnome boxes which has that as a setting because my friend recommended it to me after i wasn't sure what the hardware requirements were for debian. since gnome boxes autodetects the minimum hardware requirements. but the downside is that i turned that on...

I'd use Boxes if it didn't tell me I have no KVM, regardless of if it's the Flatpak version or not, because I have Virtualization turned on, and Vitrualbox works completely fine.