QtEmu

File Release Notes and Changelog

Release Name: 2.0alpha1

Notes:
Major new features. This release isj ust for TESTING! We are happy about feedback.

Changes:
Features:
* Suspend support
* Resume support :)
* Enable virtualization with a checkbox (kqemu)
* Add support for kvm virtualization with that same checkbox
* Add machine name to the window title if your qemu is 0.9.1 or better, or if you use kvm 60 or higher.
* pause/unpause support (if you need to get all your processor power back for a few minutes
    but don't want to turn off your virtual machine, pause is great!)
* Add support for qcow image format and image conversion (needed for suspend/resume)
* Add powerdown stop button option (powers down the machine gracefully)
* Add CDROM and Floppy image change support. just press the button and the virtual disc will change
    to whatever you put in the box!
* Add the ability to commit changes to a machine started up in snapshot mode by simply unchecking
    the snapshot box!
* New network subsystem for bridging support (and other advanced networking features eventually!)
    see the readme for setting this up!
* Full machine console in the GUI... (for advanced functionality)
* Embedded VNC viewer
* Machine Preview 
* added option for OSS, ESD, or ALSA sound support
* restart button now works correctly (powers off the machine gracefully)
* screenshot button
* more flexible configuration
* Use kvm-img instead of qemu-img if qemu-img cannot be found
* added a guest tools package
   - supports synchronizing guest/host clipboards
All these new features listed above thanks to Ben Klopfenstein <benklop at gmail dot com>.
* Install desktop file on Linux (e.g. to start QtEmu from startmenus)
* Respect FHS for installation on Linux
* Use QWizard for machine creation wizard for better look and feel


Fixes:
* Fixed english translations of some strings
* Only enable options that work with your qemu version
* CDROM drive selection will select files now (/dev/cdrom is a file)
All these fixes listed above thanks to Ben Klopfenstein <benklop at gmail dot com>.
* Code optimization (Mosty detected by KDE Krazy check).