Create a new qube, select standalone from the types on the left. Select the template to clone from. Debian or fedora xfce. Click create.
Open the qube settings. Go to advanced and change virtualization mode to hvm. Set the minimum RAM to be at least 1000.
You now have a standalone that is integrated.
You need to set a user password to login, run this command in the qube you just created:
sudo passwd user
then type in whatever password you want.
qube_name in the commands refers to the name of the standalone qube that was just created
To disable the gui integration, you need to run these commands in dom0:
qvm-features qube_name gui_emulated 1
qvm-features qube_name no-nomodset 1
qvm-prefs qube_name kernelopts "systemd.unit=graphical.target"
qvm-service qube_name lightdm on
This will present a full desktop environment (xfce) with a login manager when you start the qube. You will be able to copy files to and from the qube. Unfortunately, clipboard will not work as that depends on the gui integration.
Edit: added note about using hvm.
Edit 2: added note about changing minimum ram. You may need to change the kernel to provided by qube in the qube’s advanced settings tab, and if you need to do that, you will also need to uncheck include in memory balancing