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When it comes to linux-in-linux virtualization of GUIs you can do much better than virt-manager/vmware/virtualbox nowadays. With crosvm you can share Wayland th
by coppsilgold 3y ago
When it comes to linux-in-linux virtualization of GUIs you can do much better than virt-manager/vmware/virtualbox nowadays. With crosvm you can share Wayland through shared memory buffers and obtain opengl & vulkan acceleration for the guest while at it. This way guest applications appear through the host's Wayland compositor seamlessly.
- blitzclone 3y agoYes, this is indeed nice. I have a Chromebook as well and the integration with Linux apps is super seamless. The major usecase for VBox is mostly Windows, though.