> I might be outdated, but GPU virtualization does not allow you to use your display outputs on your graphic card. So for a workstation it isn't going to work

> I might be outdated, but GPU virtualization does not allow you to use your display outputs on your graphic card. So for a workstation it isn't going to work as you would have to use another machine (sure, it could be a thin client) to remote desktop This may change now with looking Glass giving a fast way to share the frame buffer between host and guest, https://github.com/gnif/LookingGlass https://github.com/gnif/LookingGlass