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And wouldn't be faster simple use native Linux installed on the computer ? Instead of running on a VM, and a glue/translation layer from OpenGL/OpenCL/Vulkan/CU
by Zardoz84 6y ago
And wouldn't be faster simple use native Linux installed on the computer ? Instead of running on a VM, and a glue/translation layer from OpenGL/OpenCL/Vulkan/CUDA to DirectX. And don't forgot all the blotware and slowness that have Windows 10.
- dividedbyzero 6y agoBut then you lose all the benefits of an established desktop OS, like all hardware pretty much working, the OS pretty much working out of the box, plus software like Microsoft Office just runs without any additional effort, plus you get to profit from years or decades of muscle memory and OS-specific knowlegde, and maybe it's even about being allowed to connect your laptop to the company networks at all.
- jamesgeck0 6y agoSpeaking as someone who spent like a dozen hours trying to get his duel monitor setup working in Ubuntu and Fedora: no. It's not. My experience is that Linux has significantly worse hardware support than Windows, particularly where newer hardware is concerned.