Description of problem: If you don't have libbeagle installed, when doing "Restore Virtual Machine", virt-manager will throw this error: /usr/share/virt-manager/virtManager/manager.py:167: GtkWarning: Can't open libbeagle 'libbeagle.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory' It might be related to the GTK file-chooser dialog that pops up. It's not fatal, and doesn't seem to actually break anything, so I'm not sure if you should make it a Requires or not.
We aren't explicitly using beagle for any part of virt-manager. Its unfortunately pulled in by the GTK FileChooserDialog which is spewing this warning message to the console. Ideally GTK would just shut-up about beagle if its not there rather than printing these messages which appear to the user like application bugs :-( I'll investigate if there's anything in GTK which can be done for this...
I believe I killed that warning.
Verified fixed in fc6. Closing.