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For paravirtualized hardware rendering you can use virtio-gpu. In addition to Linux, a Windows guest driver is available but it's highly experimental still and
by zozbot234 3y ago
For paravirtualized hardware rendering you can use virtio-gpu. In addition to Linux, a Windows guest driver is available but it's highly experimental still and not very easy to get working.
- zbrozek 3y agoWhat's the best solution for remote viewing with virtio-gpu? I vaguely recall that it had some incompatibility with spice. I have a bunch of qemu/kvm virtual machines for various tasks. For two of them I decided that graphics performance needed to be at least OK and ended up buying and passing through old Quadro cards. It'd be lovely to not have to do that.
- mysteria 3y agoI don't think virtio-gpu works on SPICE. I only use it for VMs on my desktop as I can display the output on the local machine using virt-viewer.
- zbrozek 3y agoStill the case, huh. That's unfortunate. All of my VMs run on a headless server, so my only means of use is via some form of remote desktop.