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	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Polish	[[!meta title="Running Tails in a virtual machine"]]
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Indonesian	[[!meta title="Running Tails in a virtual machine"]]
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	It is sometimes convenient to be able to run Tails without having to restart your computer every time. This is possible using [[!wikipedia Virtual_machine desc="virtual machines"]].
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Indonesian	It is sometimes convenient to be able to run Tails without having to restart your computer every time. This is possible using [[!wikipedia Virtual_machine desc="virtual machines"]].
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	With virtual machines, it is possible to run Tails inside a *host* operating system. A virtual machine emulates a real computer and its operating system, called a *guest*, which appears in a window on the *host* operating system.
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	<p>Because, <i>VirtualBox</i> works pretty badly with Tails, we stopped advertising solutions for using virtual machines in Windows or macOS.</p>
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	<p>We only present below 2 solutions for Linux: <i>GNOME Boxes</i> and <i>virt-manager</i>.</p>
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	When running Tails in a virtual machine, you can use most features of Tails from your usual operating system, and you can use both Tails and your usual operating system in parallel, without the need to restart the computer.
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	<p>We do not currently provide a solution for running a virtual machine inside a Tails host.</p>
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	This is how Tails looks when run in a virtual machine on a Debian host.
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	Security considerations
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Spanish	<p>Running Tails inside a virtual machine has various security implications. Depending on the host operating system and your security needs, running Tails in a virtual machine might be dangerous.</p>	Usar Tails dentro de una máquina virtual tiene varias implicaciones de seguridad. Dependiendo del sistema operativo anfitrión y tus necesidades de seguridad, usar Tails en una máquina virtual puede ser peligroso.
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	<p>Running Tails inside a virtual machine has various security implications. Depending on the host operating system and your security needs, running Tails in a virtual machine might be dangerous.</p>
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	Both the host operating system and the [[virtualization software|virtualization#software]] are able to monitor what you are doing in Tails.
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	If the host operating system is compromised with a software keylogger or other malware, then it can break the security built into Tails.
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Spanish	<p>Only run Tails in a virtual machine if both the host operating system and the virtualization software are trustworthy.</p>	Usa Tails en una máquina virtual sólo si confías en el sistema operativo anfitrión y en el software de virtualización.
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	<p>Only run Tails in a virtual machine if both the host operating system and the virtualization software are trustworthy.</p>
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	<p>For example, when using virtual machines in Windows, <a href="https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/retrace-your-steps-with-recall-aa03f8a0-a78b-4b3e-b0a1-2eb8ac48701c"><i>Microsoft Recall</i></a> might be taking regular screenshots of your activity.</p>
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	Traces of your Tails session are likely to be left on the local hard disk. For example, host operating systems usually use swapping (or *paging*) which copies part of the RAM to the hard disk.
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Spanish	<p>Only run Tails in a virtual machine if leaving traces on the hard disk is not a concern for you.</p>	Usa Tails en una máquina virtual sólo si dejar huellas en tu disco duro no es un problema para ti.
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	<p>Only run Tails in a virtual machine if leaving traces on the hard disk is not a concern for you.</p>
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	This is why Tails warns you when it is running inside a virtual machine.
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	Virtualization solutions
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	To run Tails inside a virtual machine, you need to have virtualization software installed on the host operating system. Different virtualization software exists for Linux, Windows, and macOS. Unfortunately, we only know of virtualization solutions for Linux that work well with Tails.
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	<p>We only mention Free Software, because we believe that it is a necessary condition to be trustworthy. Proprietary virtualization software exist, such as <i>VMWare</i>, but is not listed here on purpose.</p>
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	***GNOME Boxes*** is only available on Linux. It has a simpler user interface than *virt-manager* but does not allow to use a Persistent Storage.
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	See [[running Tails in *GNOME Boxes*|boxes]].
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	***virt-manager*** is only available on Linux. It has a more complex user interface than *GNOME Boxes* but allows to use a Persistent Storage, either by:
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	Starting Tails from a USB stick.
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	Creating a virtual USB storage volume saved as a single file on the host operating system.
	Tails/wiki/src/doc/advanced_topics/virtualization.*.po — Portuguese	See [[running Tails in *virt-manager*|virt-manager]].