This guide is based on my own experience and hacks on running virtual machines. You already may have knowledge on this topic, so I will try to keep things simple and get directly to the point.

Our object is just one: have a full working virtualization platform with QEMU using KVM as hypervisor to run Linux, MacOS, Windows OS and any other operational system inside virtual machines with great performance, even for gaming!

• Virtualization solution with Fedora as hypervisor.
• Easy guide if you already have KVM / QEMU knowledge.
• Virtualization that just works.
• Isolated and secure host system to just run VMs.
• Best practices for maximum performance in VMs.
• Linux, Windows and MacOS virtualization.
• Single and Multi GPU passthrough support (very easy to activate/deactivate).
• PCI passthrough ON DEMAND without need to pre-allocate devices on VFIO (or blacklist drivers on the OS).
• Audio and USB device passthrough.
• Live USB passthrough on supported VMs.
• CPU isolation and pinning support.
• Bridge network to keep every VMs available on the local network.
• Nested virtualization for development environments.
• VM creation and management from CLI.
• Support for BOOT interface via CLI (to select the startup disk for example).
• More!

Follow the guides inside the Docs folder or use the links below for a specific topic:

• Host System Installation
• Configuring the Bridge Network
• Enabling PCI-e Passthrough
• Virtualization Hooks
• Managing Virtual Machines
• XML Configurations
• Linux Virtualization
• Windows Virtualization
• MacOS Virtualization
• File Sharing
• Docker Containers