Ean Towne

@grossmj This was a PPA install on a bare-metal Linux installation. When installing from PPA the gns3.service.systemd is not present on the file system. The [documentation](https://docs.gns3.com/docs/using-gns3/administration/running-gns3-server-as-daemon) specifies that gns3.service.systemd be...

I would say that it should definitely be an OPTION to install as a service. On a desktop install, it may not be desirable for some users to have it...

I like the idea of being able to selectively toggle which ones you want.

GNS3 2.2.33.1 OS: Manjaro GNOME version: 42.3 Windowing system: Wayland QT version: 5.15.5 Looks to me like an issue with QT trying to get initial GTK information. May be due...

@grossmj I have not been able to recreate this in my current install. I need to test against a few other distros still. Sorry for the delay.

Most likely this is due to Wireshark permissions issues. Take a look at this [LINK](https://wiki.wireshark.org/CaptureSetup/CapturePrivileges#windows) as it provides guidance on handling permissions for Wireshark.

Additionally, there are no duplicate IP's on the network involved. Ping, a constantly open SSH to each server, plus validation via network devices was conducted.

GNS3 client runs fine on M1 (tested personally) using Rosetta 2. As for the server portion and it's related packages, won't there still be a problem with virtualization? My understanding...

@kiraberserk My comment was not in relation to using UTM, but more to native installation of the server portion on Mac. Honestly, glad to see that there is a virtualization...

This would also assist in the idea of allowing a projects used templates to be managed by the template itself and not the image version. This allows for easy interchange...