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What's the i/o latency (clicks, typing, etc.) on linux VMs in W10? Is it a native VM? Two years ago I was using VMware in W7, but ended up dual booting Linux
by bduerst 11y ago
What's the i/o latency (clicks, typing, etc.) on linux VMs in W10? Is it a native VM?
Two years ago I was using VMware in W7, but ended up dual booting Linux since the lag was so annoying.
- abhinavk 11y agoI never had any problems on hosts with VT-x.
- gdulli 11y agoThe VM is native on the Windows machine and there's zero latency. Not that I've ever detected, anyway. I've been using this setup for 5 years.
- flogic 11y agoI suspect it helps to remove shitty window managers like Unity or Gnome3 and go to something more basic like xfce. I just set up an example Ubuntu VM today. Unity is annoyingly laggy. My primary VM with xfce is fine.