How to kill qemu without losing (paused) VM?

[Neil Bird]

I admit I may be missing something obvious, I'm new to this VM malarkey. 
  On my F10 running the VM manager (which I'd earlier failed to get working 
but I think burst into life when I manually loaded the qemu kmdl):

I can pause the VMs OK, an come back to them later, but the qemu process 
is still running, taking up RAM and seemingly eating a little CPU.

Is it not possible to somehow shut the qemu process down on a paused VM 
for later restart?  'Disconnecting' seemed to only apply to the VM manager, 
and still left the qemus running.

[Bill Davidsen]

Neil Bird wrote:
> I admit I may be missing something obvious, I'm new to this VM 
> malarkey.  On my F10 running the VM manager (which I'd earlier failed to 
> get working but I think burst into life when I manually loaded the qemu 
> kmdl):
>
> I can pause the VMs OK, an come back to them later, but the qemu 
> process is still running, taking up RAM and seemingly eating a little CPU.
>
> Is it not possible to somehow shut the qemu process down on a paused 
> VM for later restart?  'Disconnecting' seemed to only apply to the VM 
> manager, and still left the qemus running.

If you run KVM you can alt-cntl-F2 to get into the manager, then save a session 
and quit. You can then run the qemu-kvm command with options and restart the 
session where you left it.

I regret that I haven't done it in over a year and hesitate to quote details 
which may be misremembered or just changed. It gives you a place to look, at any 
rate.

Dreamweaver equivilent

[The Gamer's Federation]

Is anyone using a Dreamweaver like program that they like for gnome?  I 
recently installed fedora with gnome on my brother's laptop, and he loves 
it, he is new to linux, however, he doesn't know a lot of html, and is 
wanting a program like dreamweaver.  I had him load quanta, but he says it 
is kind of buggy and crashes a lot on him.  I really don't want to mess 
with running wine with dreamweaver unless i have to.  Any suggestions?

Thanks

Jon Adam

Dreamweaver equivilent

[Patrick O'Callaghan]

Don't hijack threads. See
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[Kevin Kofler]

Bill Davidsen wrote:
> If you run KVM you can alt-cntl-F2 to get into the manager

That would be Ctrl+Alt+2, not Ctrl+Alt+F2.

Kevin Kofler

[Bill Davidsen]

Kevin Kofler wrote:
> Bill Davidsen wrote:
> > If you run KVM you can alt-cntl-F2 to get into the manager
>
> That would be Ctrl+Alt+2, not Ctrl+Alt+F2.

Yes, thanks. Then he can manually enter the sequence he wants to pass to the VM.