No, we shouldn't be changing permissions here. It is intentional that these devices are owned by root for qemu:///system instances.
The real fix is to get to the position where virt-manager uses qemu:///session for 'local desktop' scenarios, and thus everything runs unprivileged, and the devices would have neccessary ownership already.
No, we shouldn't be changing permissions here. It is intentional that these devices are owned by root for qemu:///system instances.
The real fix is to get to the position where virt-manager uses qemu:///session for 'local desktop' scenarios, and thus everything runs unprivileged, and the devices would have neccessary ownership already.