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I mean, I’m using it on stable Windows 11. The README says it shipped in build 21xxx which is 1000 builds behind Windows 11’s number. I can check though. And f
by easton 5y ago
I mean, I’m using it on stable Windows 11. The README says it shipped in build 21xxx which is 1000 builds behind Windows 11’s number. I can check though.
And for the other parts, the interop bits are new, but the deck from when the WSL2 devs presented this specifically said it was a great solution because it was already being used for Azure Virtual Desktop (hosted Windows VMs).
- AaronFriel 5y agoAre you using VAIL or just RAIL? The difference is not whether GPU applications do or do not work. They work with both. The difference is, do they work with zero copying via shared memory between the Windows host and the WSL virtual machine? RAIL enabled graphical applications - including those that use the GPU - to be presented as windows on the Windows desktop. But it involves extra latency on the order of several to tens of frames, depending on how expensive the framebuffer copying and synchronization steps are. VAIL enables performance (and input lag) that is on par with running Linux natively.