Morgan Aldridge

Currently, if one were to move a `.BasiliskIIVM` VM directory, it would make the paths to the ROM, disk image(s), shared folder, etc. in the `.basilisk_ii_prefs` file become invalid. My...

There's currently a way to get info about a `.BasiliskIIVM` VM (showing disk file path, memory, ROM, etc.), but there should also be a way to test or verify a...

The `package` command is stubbed out and needs to be implemented. It should take one parameter, the name of the resulting `.BasiliskIIVM` file. It should parse the default `~/.basilisk_ii_prefs` for...

You should be able to restore a snapshot. Naturally, this should prompt you to confirm as well as warn to create a new snapshot before doing so as the current...

It could be helpful to clone VMs (prompting to preserve snapshots, if they exist) to more easily start at known-good configurations or do testing (beyond the snapshot functionality).

It could be handy to support "templates" (VMs with settings & disk images, but cannot be modified or run; esp. good for creating known-good installations & configurations to start from)....

Since you can create snapshots, you should be able to delete them (with confirmation, of course).

It looks like [Travis CI changed their pricing](https://blog.travis-ci.com/2020-11-02-travis-ci-new-billing) back in November of 2020 and no longer offer free plans. The CI for this repo (which was utilizing my [roundup-travis](https://github.com/morgant/roundup-travis) configuration,...

Currently the tests are performing scratch work (creating & deleting temporary files) in the project directory, but this is potentially unsafe. Instead, the tests should perform scratch work in the...

`mlvwm` is compatible with the [`picom`](https://github.com/yshui/picom) X11 compositor. While one can certainly use some of the advanced features, if they like, a minimal configuration prevents screen-tearing by enabling vsync. This...