I'm not sure I would want my daily driver to be a hypervisor... Whats controlling audio, do I really need audio kernel extensions on my hypervisor? Whos in char

I'm not sure I would want my daily driver to be a hypervisor... Whats controlling audio, do I really need audio kernel extensions on my hypervisor? Whos in charge when I shut the lid on my laptop... But the moment you stop trying to do everything locally Proxmox, as it is today, is a dream. It's easy enough to spin up a VM, throw a clients docker/podman + other insanity onto it and have a running dev instance in minutes. It's easy enough to work remotely in your favorite IDE/dev env. DO I need to "try something wild", clone it... build a new one... back it up and restore if it doesn't work... Do I need to emulate production at a more fine grained level than what docker can provide: easy enough to build something that looks like production on my proxmox box. And when I'm done with all that work... my daily driver laptop and desktop remain free of cruft and clutter.