It supports multiple hypervisors including VMWare, KVM, XCP-ng, etc. I haven't tried but it has some features to allow users to migrate from VMWare to Apache CloudStack with KVM and/or XCP-ng.
I wanted to build something like chatGPT but self-hosted without sending my data to OpenAI. This was more of a self-learning project. Haystack made it quite easy for me to get started and build something. Tutorials they have are really good. It still has some bugs but it works.
There were rumors early in the downtime that it was the responsibility of various outside groups. Saying, "no, your data was not impacted" is pretty standard in light of those rumors, even if they weren't the main ones spreading around after the initial reports.
It doesn't make it sound like an attack, it's standard boilerplate to dispel any worries. It's natural for anyone to wonder downtime -> data loss? , so it's natural to reassure people that it wasn't the case.
Hibernation.
External monitor support is buggy.
Pulseaudio is buggy with external microphone.
IR camera face login isn't supported.
Fingerprint scanner isn't working properly at login after sleep.
Sound from internal audio is much worse than was on Windows.
No app I know of can reliably share screen on Wayland.
It supports multiple hypervisors including VMWare, KVM, XCP-ng, etc. I haven't tried but it has some features to allow users to migrate from VMWare to Apache CloudStack with KVM and/or XCP-ng.