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Introduced a new set of Python classes under `classes/` directory, enabling functionality to edit and configure virtual machines (VMs) through a text-based user interface (TUI). Key components include handling for Linux distribution-specific configurations, partition mounting, and VM disk manipulation using QEMU tools. This structure allows for scalable VM management tasks such as user modification, network configuration, hostname setting, and disk conversion from VMDK to raw image format. Additionally, basic infrastructure such as `.gitignore`, `README.md`, and `requirements.txt` setup is included to ensure a clean development environment and provide necessary instructions and dependencies for running the script. The TUI, powered by npyscreen, facilitates user interaction for configuring newly cloned VMs, focusing on ease of use and automation of repetitive tasks. This comprehensive suite marks a pivotal step towards automating VM management and customization processes, significantly reducing manual overhead for system administrators and developers dealing with virtual environments.
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To use this script, you need the `qemu-img` tool, which is included with `qemu`. You also need `fdisk`, which is usually preinstalled anyway, as well as the `losetup` and `mount` utilities which should also come preinstalled. |