Virt-manager has spice-vdagent that you
Virt-manager has spice-vdagent that you need to install first for things like the clipboard and window autosizing to work.
Jthat might be it
JDo I have to install it on host or guest? I'm going to look into it
RIt needs to be on the guest. Most package managers will have it
RAnd I wouldn't try using KDE on Kali since I can never get the window to resize. GNOME and XFCE runs without any issues once you install spice-vdagent.
Jmostly focused on the DevSecOps and compliance side of things,
Fascinating, yep. I'm looking into fiddling with some of those things myself, still at the beginning so I'm learning a little bit of everything
Jty! one more thing, maybe you know. Im using a fresh install of kali gnome so far, I noticed that I don't have available the regular gnome software manager and such. I just want to install some flatpacks 
RI don't tend to use the Gnome software manager, so haven't noticed if it's present or not. You can install flatpaks using the CLI -
A list of flatpaks available can be found at https://flathub.org
flatpak install <id>A list of flatpaks available can be found at https://flathub.org
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Jthanks again for your time
