In virt-install, which option makes the VM display headless (no GUI)?

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Multiple Choice

In virt-install, which option makes the VM display headless (no GUI)?

Explanation:
In virt-install, how the VM presents its display on the host is controlled by the --graphics option. To run a VM headless, you want no graphical window at all, so you tell it graphics none. This disables any VNC or SPICE display, and you’d interact with the VM via SSH or a serial console instead. The other options enable a graphical remote session (VNC or SPICE), so they would open a GUI you connect to, which is not headless.

In virt-install, how the VM presents its display on the host is controlled by the --graphics option. To run a VM headless, you want no graphical window at all, so you tell it graphics none. This disables any VNC or SPICE display, and you’d interact with the VM via SSH or a serial console instead. The other options enable a graphical remote session (VNC or SPICE), so they would open a GUI you connect to, which is not headless.

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