Same problem here, tried several solutions and workarounds, and found that for managing virtual machines on a remote Qemu/KVM server nothing is as reliable and comfortable than a GNU/Linux system running virt-manager.
Our best solution so far is to install Virtualbox in MacOS to run a Lubuntu LTS system with virt-manager.
We found Lubuntu excellent for this purpose: it just works, it's easy to use and requires few resources to run (it can use less than 300 MB of RAM to run virt-manager and 3-4 SPICE clients). You can save this Virtualbox machine state when you don't need it, and restore it in a few seconds when needed.
Moreover, there's irony in running a virtual machine locally to manage remote virtual machines! :-)
Update
Someone prepared a vagrantfile to quickly setup an Ubuntu virtual machine and run virt-manager via ssh. See:
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现在有一个brew公式homebrew-virt-manager，我用它成功连接到运行的CentOS 5机器qemu+kvm。
There's now a brew formula homebrew-virt-manager which I've used to successfully connect to a CentOS 5 box running qemu+kvm.
遗憾的是，您可以在 Linux 机器上安装 virt-manager，然后通过 vnc 和 X11 在 Mac 桌面上运行它。
你需要做的是启动X11，打开xterm（command + N），输入ssh -X user@linux-box，然后登录后输入virt-manager。
sadly no, you can however install virt-manager on a linux box and run it on your mac desktop through vnc and X11.
what you need to do is start X11, open xterm (command + N), type ssh -X user@linux-box, then type virt-manager once logged on.
同样的问题，尝试了几种解决方案和变通方法，发现要管理远程 Qemu/KVM 服务器上的虚拟机，没有什么比运行 virt-manager 的 GNU/Linux 系统更可靠和舒适的了。
到目前为止，我们最好的解决方案是在 MacOS 中安装 Virtualbox 来运行 Lubuntu LTS 系统，带有
virt-manager。我们发现 Lubuntu 非常适合此目的：它工作正常，易于使用，运行所需的资源很少（它可以使用不到 300 MB 的 RAM 来运行
virt-manager和 3-4 个 SPICE 客户端）。您可以在不需要时保存此 Virtualbox 机器状态，并在需要时在几秒钟内恢复它。而且，在本地运行虚拟机来管理远程虚拟机是很讽刺的！ :-)
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有人准备了一个
vagrantfile来快速设置 Ubuntu 虚拟机并通过 ssh 运行virt-manager。请参阅：https://st-g.de/2016/08/virt -流浪经理
Same problem here, tried several solutions and workarounds, and found that for managing virtual machines on a remote Qemu/KVM server nothing is as reliable and comfortable than a GNU/Linux system running
virt-manager.Our best solution so far is to install Virtualbox in MacOS to run a Lubuntu LTS system with
virt-manager.We found Lubuntu excellent for this purpose: it just works, it's easy to use and requires few resources to run (it can use less than 300 MB of RAM to run
virt-managerand 3-4 SPICE clients). You can save this Virtualbox machine state when you don't need it, and restore it in a few seconds when needed.Moreover, there's irony in running a virtual machine locally to manage remote virtual machines! :-)
Update
Someone prepared a
vagrantfileto quickly setup an Ubuntu virtual machine and runvirt-managervia ssh. See:https://st-g.de/2016/08/virt-manager-in-vagrant
AFAIK 不，但是您可以使用它，如果您执行以下操作：（
AFAIK no, but you can use it alright if you do this: