system/vms: Added (Bash scripts for QEMU).

Signed-off-by: Willy Sudiarto Raharjo <willysr@slackbuilds.org>

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+A collection of `bash` scripts for running `qemu` virtual machines
+
+## Requirements
+To use vnc a `vncviewer` such as `tigervnc` from `extra` is required.
+
+## Description
+Simple `bash` scripts for easy creation and managing `qemu` virtual
+machines. The whole system is to be used as a helper to generate the
+`qemu` command line using a single configuration file for each user of
+the system `~/.vms/vms.conf`.
+
+A command line utility is provided, `vms` that can be used to create
+and manage virtual machines. The user edits his `~/.vms/vms.conf` file
+to add more options, such as more devices or raw `qemu` command line
+options. The `vms` utility can also be used to list, start, stop, kill
+the configured virtual machines and provides access to vnc, serial and
+`qemu` monitor consoles.
+
+It has minimal dependencies, `bash` and `qemu` are needed for most of
+the functionality. `vms stop` uses `socat`, `vms monitor` uses
+`unixterm` from the `vde2` package, `vms serial` uses `minicom` and
+`vms vnc` needs `vncviewer`.
+
+An init script `rc.vms` is also provided with a simple mechanism for
+the administrator to enable booting any user's virtual machine on boot
+by editing `rc.vms.conf`.
+
+As a bonus two scripts are provided, `pci-stub-bind` and `vfio-bind`
+to ease the pain when using pci passthrough.