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I got into writing this actually because graphics sharing was such a bad experience that I would usually run a Windows host and then Linux guests in something l

I got into writing this actually because graphics sharing was such a bad experience that I would usually run a Windows host and then Linux guests in something like VirtualBox or VMWare Workstation. I always wanted a host with fault tolerant guests but GPU sharing features seemed to be locked to "enterprise GPUs" and it wouldn't work on my consumer GPU. This solves some of those problems I was having and lets me run Linux on my host with a full performance Windows guest (at least for me it does).

starfallg 5y ago
As the Nvidia Linux driver doesn't support DSC (Display Stream Compression), a lot of people are having problems driving 4k/240hz and 8k/60hz displays with DP 1.4 and HDMI 2.1. Frustratingly this works fine using Windows. Any ideas on how to run Linux guests on a Windows host while sharing the GPU like libvf.io? This would allow us work around the DSC issue until Nvidia implements support.