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Thanks for letting me know! Sent you a priv message @GIANT_CRAB so we can track down the reason. EDIT: The reason is disconnect.me extension. Will try to work it around.

Oh, @Zigara posted at the same time. WebVirtMgr is a frontend for KVM and libvirt only. It's not meant to support any other technologies, nor it's to provide billing, support, auto-configure hypervisors, download ISOs of most interesting distros, integrate with DNS and many more. If you like...

And it is 100% open source! It just meant there was no other code. :-) The development of the real webapplication started just now. Let me paste what I wrote on lowendtalk.com. This describes why I started with UI prototyping, and not the real code. UI prototype came first. It's the most...

@MeanServers Thank you.

@KnownHost-Jonathan, @Epidrive, @Jade Thanks guys! Be sure to sign up for updates at virtkick.io so you don't miss the upcoming beta.

That's reasonable. What I'm showing at the moment you is a clickable prototype, and a list of features to be implemented. That's not that much. But there's more yet to come - just follow the project. :) > Oh, also, would the subnet notation be available to use for IP assignment in the panel...

Thanks @splitice. That's how exactly it's meant to be. Regular users who just want to use it as a simple frontend for managing VMs on their dedicated server(s) won't have the Billing and Support tabs at all. @splitice > It also provides a migration path from those already using WHMCS, and...

KVM comes first. Then either OpenVZ or Docker containers. That depends on what users request more. I aim to start the alpha tests deployed on our servers by the end of September. Then two or three weeks for bugfixing and providing the first user-installable beta (not 1-click installable at...

@HalfEatenPie > is there anything under the hood that makes VirtKick different from SolusVM Yes, a whole lot. While not yet visible in the prototype, VirtKick aims to be the first comprehensive solution. Not just a yet another cloud panel. It will join the three different worlds together...

> Is there an administrative demo available? The client side demo looks nice, reminds me of the DigitalOcean panel a bit. But, HostBill's end-user UI is nice and clean, but the administrative UI is quite lacking. (IMO) We don't have the admin UI yet. We are almost finished with the user panel...

Thanks Nett. :) KVM through libvirt is the first technology VirtKick supports. Others will follow later (probably OpenVZ or Docker containers)

Hey guys,     I wanted to share my project with you. VirtKick is free & open source cloud panel solution that aims to be simplify cloud management and be a good alternative to SolusVM. In a nutshell, VirtKick main goals are:   user centric (easy to use, minimalist design - our pitch is...