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The pythops/kudu terminal interface for QEMU virtual machines, including releases and support requirements.
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kudu repository · Recorded by the site · 25 Aug 2026 · Earlier coverage
kudu: a Rust TUI for managing Linux VMs without libvirt
kudu is a Rust TUI for creating and managing VMs on Linux: it drives qemu directly (x86_64/aarch64/riscv64) without libvirt, positioning itself as an alternative to virt-manager and GNOME Boxes. The repository was created in late July 2026 and stood at 59 stars at review time, with binary releases and cloudinit support. Surfaced through the Lobsters front page (25 entries in the current feed).
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