general/other FreeBSD 12.2 as guest on Fedora 33 KVM-QEMU not great screen quality

[happy-yoga]

I installed FreeBSD 12.2 on Fedora 33 KVM - QEMU. The quality of the screen image isn't that great. When compared to other operating systems I install on KVM-QEMU, FreeBSD doesn't have a clear resolution. Is there a way to fix this, or is it a compatibility problem? Would it work better using VirtualBox? I can't install virtualbox on Fedora 33, thus I am using KVM.

If I instead install FreeBSD on my computer as the host, would the FreeBSD installed as a guest using VirtualBox work better?

 

[T-Daemon]

The quality of the screen image isn't that great. ... FreeBSD doesn't have a clear resolution.

What do you mean by "quality"? Is it the screen size, something else?

 

[T-Daemon]

I can't install virtualbox on Fedora 33, thus I am using KVM.

There is a workaround for Fedora 33:

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[SirDice]

FreeBSD doesn't have a clear resolution.

What is the resolution set to? And what video driver is being used? It's possible you are looking at a screen that's been scaled down by the viewer. That usually looks pretty bad.