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You can use Qemu for that. I used to do that for a while, but found it annoying. Dual boot is much better imho, especially since it barley takes any time. When

You can use Qemu for that. I used to do that for a while, but found it annoying. Dual boot is much better imho, especially since it barley takes any time. When I had issues, I had no clue if it was because of my config, the game being buggy, the nvidia drivers being buggy, etc. etc. Also having to have "two"of everything is annoying as well.

pizza234 9y ago
You don't really need "two" of everything. You can have one monitor connected to two video ports, and a single mouse and keybord, a pass them through. QEMU itself can be run via a short script, and it only requires to be run as sudo. You shouldn't really have issues in a general sense: with the correct setup, after a short time (having exhausted the tweaking options) one will experience if the machine is compatible with VGA passthrough, or not. In the latter case, the problem is that either the guest doesn't work at all, or that it has performance problems. The is at least one radical advantage in having a virtualized Windows: rollbacks. When I use a Windows guest, I don't care whether I'll take malware or not, since to rollback is trivial.