Suggestion: detect virtual enviroment and install/enable services for it?

[DoTheEvo]

Arch installed in a virtual machine benefits from having some services running.

hyperv In order to use Hyper-V integration services, install hyperv and start/enable the services hv_fcopy_daemon.service, hv_kvp_daemon.service and hv_vss_daemon.service.

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vmware Install open-vm-tools. Start and/or enable vmtoolsd.service and vmware-vmblock-fuse.service.

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Well, during archinstall we are picking a role, if we pick server there is offering of stuff like sshd, nginx, docker,... Maybe add something like "VM services" checkbox and it would use systemd-detect-virt to detect the environment and install and enable the services for it.

[Torxed]

I can agree that we could leverage the already existing: https://github.com/archlinux/archinstall/blob/a748f3fba04e771a3c18e66efcd2cf48b42c778e/archinstall/lib/hardware.py#L183-L188

And detect if it's a vm, and add a menu item allowing users to opt in or out of virtualization softwares. I personally don't like them and don't want them installed just because I run in a VM.. but some do and that's fine. So adding a question, something along the lines of "Would you like to install VM guest tools? N/y" would be neat.

I'd welcome a PR for it.