Ah, I see the option now, which appears to be on by default. The test VM I just set up (a clean install from ubuntu-gnome-16.04-desktop-amd64.iso) doesn't copy or paste from host to guest or vice versa. I would be happy to log an issue in Github, is there any debug info I should provide?
I reached out to get their unreleased fix for this, after combing through the knowledgebase[1] and it works! Overall it performs a little better than Virtualbox in general for me, so far.
Hi, currently the hupervisor was opensourced, we are looking to open the ui and the vagrant plugin as well, the reason we didnt put the ui in that project was that wr beleived ot would be cleaner for the opensource community to have cli hypervisor project. the only part we might have issue to opensource is our windows drivers
Izik, now that you open-sourced it, why don't you say that it is based on QEMU? Everybody knew it was, and anybody could have asked Apple to pull your app from the store. It would be nice if you guys showed some appreciation for the fact that QEMU developers didn't do that right away.
We have been working on hypervisor.framework for more than 6 months now, since it came out to develop our native virtualization for OS X, http://www.veertu.com As a result, we are able to distribute Veertu through the App Store. It’s the engine for “Fast” virtualization on OS X. And, we see now that docker is using it for containers. We wish that Apple would speed up the process of adding new Apis in this hypervisor.framework to support things like bridge networking, USB support, so everything can be done in a sandboxed fashion, without having to develop kernel drivers. I am sure docker folks have built their kernel drivers on top of xhyve framework.
