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graphic: 0.982
VMM: 0.873
virtual: 0.859
user-level: 0.821
device: 0.817
performance: 0.768
network: 0.762
architecture: 0.745
permissions: 0.735
mistranslation: 0.719
PID: 0.688
semantic: 0.665
files: 0.649
vnc: 0.648
socket: 0.638
assembly: 0.634
register: 0.608
arm: 0.595
risc-v: 0.586
kernel: 0.558
ppc: 0.541
debug: 0.514
boot: 0.488
peripherals: 0.438
TCG: 0.419
hypervisor: 0.399
i386: 0.265
x86: 0.192
KVM: 0.187
bundle QEMU installer with a QEMU GUI (graphical user interface) such as Virt Manager
For a better out of the box user experience on the Windows platform it would be nice if a QEMU GUI would be by installed by the same QEMU installer. Currently it is required to first install QEMU and then install a QEMU GUI.
I don't know all QEMU GUIs but looks like Virt Manager is a decent QEMU GUI and still maintained.
Virt Manager is also available for Windows.
https://serverfault.com/questions/340949/is-there-a-way-to-run-virt-manager-on-windows
However as per these instructions it is difficult (many steps) for laymen to install Virt Manager on Windows (cygwin...).
Sorry, but I don't think that any of the current QEMU project members has plans to work on such a bundle. This requires a new contributor to step up and do the job.
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