It won’t in 24.04 because Cosmic doesn’t support anything else

This now makes all current mainstream distros 100% unusable for blind users, as all built-in screen readers are broken on Wayland, and all the main distros now use Wayland, so you cannot even install the OS at all.

no it’s part of the physical hardware design

RISC-V has already been ruined by a zillion proprietary vendor extensions.

Am I going to have a bad time

yes, don’t listen to the people with narrow use-cases that “work perfectly for them”

Except blind users cannot even install the distro at all now because all Wayland distros have broken screen readers.

I reject your reality and substitute my own!

Usually KVM is used alongside higher level programs like QEMU and/or libvirt/virt-manager, which handle the display side of things. It can be done in many different (configurable) ways, including built-in SPICE/VNC/RDP servers (guest support not needed), or it can just render directly into the application window itself (not as a background service) via SDL/OpenGL/etc., but that means closing the program destroys the VM.

I think the most popular/common option is qemu/kvm via libvirt, using virt-manager to manage the VMs and handle the display, which by default uses SPICE behind the scenes and runs the VM as a background service which virt-manager (or any SPICE client) can connect/disconnect from at will.

The libvirt method is more akin to VMware ESX server, where the VMs are always running in the background, and you attach to them to see the display whenever you want, whereas VMware Workstation/Player/etc. is more like running qemu directly with the SDL/GL display option which does all the emulation and display directly inside the running application window and the two are tightly coupled.

Nothing is as impressive as notcurses. Nick Black is a genius

A really important thing to remember with all licenses is that they’re only as useful as your ability to enforce them… in court. And there’s a non-zero chance that at least some of these are practically unenforceable anyways.

I only use AGPL+non-commercial+racistword

what is endgame?

Many teknoparrot games will not run on linux under wine, and a VM without a passthrough GPU cannot do any hardware accelerated rendering on Windows, so without a second GPU or dual-booting into Windows I cannot play them. Recent adobe suite apps also won’t work on wine, and many functions use the GPU now like in Photoshop. There’s so many things that still don’t work in wine or a non-accelerated VM it’s not even funny.

Not all programs can be run easily in a VM or wine/etc., several apps/games I use will not run without a bare-metal windows OS or at the very least a dual-GPU system with a passthrough VM.

Not all programs can be run easily in a VM or wine/etc., several apps/games I use will not run without a bare-metal windows OS or at the very least a dual-GPU system with a passthrough VM.

even if they are not as good

Often for professional users, that makes it a non-starter already. Nobody who is making good money from Photoshop has ever said “I just use gimp instead, it works for me”.

haproxy-protection already does this. Tor also has a built-in PoW mode for onion services now too.

Assuming by secure device you mean one with a removable battery or no cellular modem at all.

If you have an active cellular connection, you cannot really limit data collection, including the tracking and selling of your location data.

If you think google and your provider don’t already have your location… lol. lmao even