(Solved) KVM no network connection on OpenSuse Tumbleweed

KVM/QEMU is Simple on OpenSUSE:

• Open Myrlyn (this is the software management GUI that replaced YAST Software)
• Select Patterns​
• Look for KVM Virtualization Host and tools
• Select it and install

Why the network isn't working:

Virt is going through some changes.  One of those is the switch from iptables​ to nftables​.  

You see these firewalls are what are used to manage NAT (network address translation) which Virt uses to create psuedo-networks.  

They've got it down-pat for the old firewall standard: iptables.

The new one, not  so much.

The Fix!

Switch to IP tables:

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Baby's First VM (a partial how to):

Virt Manager does everything for you.  And will prompt you to enable stuff.  (like the network, just agree to every popup).

Below is just a quick overview of the UI/UX to make a VM.  (this is not a full guide).

1. Search for Virtual Machine Manager​ and open it
2. Click "New"
   
3. ISO should already be selected, just click Forward (you should have already downloaded an ISO from the internet: Mint, Fedora, Windows, etc...)
   
4. Browse:
   
5. Browse Local:
   
6. Find the ISO and select it (it's probably in your downloads folder).
7. Steps 3-5... just keep clicking forward and leave everything as default: