I had to work for a week on my gaming PC and used virtualbox to run Linux in a VM with i3. It was really sad, I hope to never do it again. No matter what termi

I had to work for a week on my gaming PC and used virtualbox to run Linux in a VM with i3. It was really sad, I hope to never do it again. No matter what terminal emulator I used, there was too much lag compared to the real thing. I couldn't use kitty/alacritty since there was no hardware accleration. When I'm looking through code in (neo)vim, I normally fold everything and then scroll by holding j/k. I set my repeat delay very low, and my repeat rate extremly high so that I can just quickly scroll through code. This was completely unusuable in a VM. I had to switch to ctrl+f/b/d/u and it drove me nuts. Maybe there was some way to get better hardware accleration, if I had two graphics card, maybe I could have devoted one to the VM and gotten better performance. Or maybe virtualbox is bad vs vmware or whatever else is out there. I'm sure if I had to use it long term, I could come up with some usable workflow, but I still think using it natively is a significantly better experience.