The reasons for limiting access to /dev/kvm expired years ago. There's
no longer any particular reason to not make it world writable.
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It would be nice if /dev/kvm were world-accessible, so that unprivileged
users could use hardware virtualization features without needing to be
added to the kvm group in advance by a system administrator.
Currently the following rule is in place on Natty:
