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Occasional gaming on my wife's work PC (in parallel as she's working there). VMWare can provide DirectX 11 support for guest OS, and there are many kinds of ga
by Lex-2008 4y ago
Occasional gaming on my wife's work PC (in parallel as she's working there).
VMWare can provide DirectX 11 support for guest OS, and there are many kinds of gaming-friendly remote desktop applications to play remotely from my Linux laptop.
Originally inspired by this LTT video: <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Mgnwn4twZE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Mgnwn4twZE>, except that I wanted "work" system to have 100% of all resources when "gaming" one is not used (since it's started up only once in a few months). Hence, nothing as fancy as in video: "host" OS is the work system, and "guest" OS is booted up once in a few months for occasional gaming.