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Another alternative to windlep's great post is simply installing both Windows and Linux, and booting in to Windows whenever you need to do some AutoCAD or Photo
by linkregister 10y ago
Another alternative to windlep's great post is simply installing both Windows and Linux, and booting in to Windows whenever you need to do some AutoCAD or Photoshop.
- pYQAJ6Zm 10y agoOr the inverse: virtualizing Windows on Linux. I used to do this for a while with a dedicated GPU, and, besides some minor glitches with audio which I didn’t get to solve, it worked very, very well. (Why? Because I wanted to play some Windows-only games without having to reboot. Drivers were not a problem thanks to USB attaching in libvirt. That’s how I got to play Elite: Dangerous “in” Linux.)