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KVM + Remote conection support with virt-manager. Preface: I got most of the info for the initial setup from this web. Credit to the author. 1. (Optional) Install Debian 11 I always prefer to start with a clean install. Use the debian netinst cd for a clean install, select only the essential system packages and the SSH server during the software selection process. After that install and configure sudo to run as root commands you need to "elevate" wih the user you created during the installation. 2. Confirm virtualization support Run this on the console: egrep -c '(vmx|svm)' /proc/cpuinfo vmx is for Intel virtualization extensions, svm for AMD ones. Any result above 0 means that your CPU supports virtualization . If the result is 0 (zero) you may have to enable virtualization support on your CPU through the BIOS menu. Each BIOS vendor puts that on a different menu section of the BIOS menu, but it usually is under the CPU configuration menu. Check the BI...