R@tulip whenever you get some time, the virt-manager flatpak doesn't appear to be quite ootb
Thmm?
RTyou need to use the user session
Rhuh?
RI don't understand
Ton the menu there
Ttheres a QEMU/KVM one
Tand theres a QEMU/KVM user session
Rthis?
R
Tyeah theres another one
R
Solution
Topen up the "add a connection" thing
TFile -> add chungus
Roooooooh, is this the "privilaged" network option you were talking about?
Tyeeeah
Tthe other one should work just fine
Tcheck it out!
Rheyoooooo, that worked!
RThanks a ton Tulip 
amazingly helpful as always
amazingly helpful as always
BI wanted to jump on here if that's ok. Having the exact same issue as @Raevenant . On the menu I can only see a QEMU/KVM option. I can add a user session if i go file > add conneciton > hypervisor > QEMU/KVM user session, hwoever if i try to start a VM under that user session it says "error: no hypervisor options were found for this connection"
B
Ttry adding the extension
There:
T
Tif you wanna do it on the command line it should be
Bgod im such an idiot haha i dont see where i would find that page
Bis that within VMM?
Tyup!!
Tnonononoon
Ttahts on your terminal
Tjust search up terminal on your desktop
Boh no i see the terminal command you listed earlier
Bi was askingf if this was in VMM
Bthis graphical interface
Tyeah!
Tvirtual machine manager
B
Blike where tho hahaah
Twait
Tooooooh
Topen up your terminal
Ttype out that thing
Tthen creating vms should just work
Tsuddenly
Ton that Qemu/KVM User Session