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I may look into that, especially now that I've upgraded to a platform where I have both dedicated and integrated graphics. My current worries are: - I have a V
by Hamcha 4y ago
I may look into that, especially now that I've upgraded to a platform where I have both dedicated and integrated graphics. My current worries are:
- I have a VR headset, how much work and how functional is it to use under a VM? I heard you'd have to passthrough the entire USB controller which is.. not great
- Anticheat still isnt happy about VMs right? That would cut a couple games I'm currently into
- How annoying is it to share files? Affinity Photo/Designer not running well in Wine/Proton is one of my blockers to move to Linux, and even if I virtualized I fear it might be incredibly tedious to use because of them being in a VM (unless modern KVM/Vbox/VMWare has flawless copy/paste sync etc)
- sampa 4y ago1) most motherboards have several USB controllers, so passing through one of them is a no-brainer. then you just plug a VR into on of those ports 2) mostly correct 3) I set up Samba, so /mnt/folder/ in Linux is mounted as a connected network drive F:\ in Win VM. Works for me.
- pyr0hu 4y agoI've tried passing through VR with VFIO, but it did not work properly (Quest2). As soon as I've activated AirLink (with cable) I could only see my hands and a black screen. AirWith on WiFi straight up did not even find the desktop after the first connection attempt. I just reverted to dualboxing.