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  1. I figured I'd dump this into the void, but has anyone out there successfully done 3d accelerated virtio graphics with a NixOS host?

    #nixos #virgl #virtio #KVM #linux #stumped

  2. I figured I'd dump this into the void, but has anyone out there successfully done 3d accelerated virtio graphics with a NixOS host?

    #nixos #virgl #virtio #KVM #linux #stumped

  3. I figured I'd dump this into the void, but has anyone out there successfully done 3d accelerated virtio graphics with a NixOS host?

    #nixos #virgl #virtio #KVM #linux #stumped

  4. I figured I'd dump this into the void, but has anyone out there successfully done 3d accelerated virtio graphics with a NixOS host?

    #nixos #virgl #virtio #KVM #linux #stumped

  5. I figured I'd dump this into the void, but has anyone out there successfully done 3d accelerated virtio graphics with a NixOS host?

    #nixos #virgl #virtio #KVM #linux #stumped

  6. So … while this is obviously nice for virtualized gaming, what about video decode/encode acceleration?

    Is there a way to give a #Linux guest access to the host #GPU's video codec acceleration without GPU passthrough?

    Just like it's possible to pass /dev/dri into a container, can I do a similar thing with a #QEMU / #KVM virtual machine?

    #libvirt #virtualization #HWAccel #VideoEncoding #VirtIO #VirtIOGPU #VirGL

  7. So … while this is obviously nice for virtualized gaming, what about video decode/encode acceleration?

    Is there a way to give a #Linux guest access to the host #GPU's video codec acceleration without GPU passthrough?

    Just like it's possible to pass /dev/dri into a container, can I do a similar thing with a #QEMU / #KVM virtual machine?

    #libvirt #virtualization #HWAccel #VideoEncoding #VirtIO #VirtIOGPU #VirGL

  8. So … while this is obviously nice for virtualized gaming, what about video decode/encode acceleration?

    Is there a way to give a #Linux guest access to the host #GPU's video codec acceleration without GPU passthrough?

    Just like it's possible to pass /dev/dri into a container, can I do a similar thing with a #QEMU / #KVM virtual machine?

    #libvirt #virtualization #HWAccel #VideoEncoding #VirtIO #VirtIOGPU #VirGL

  9. So … while this is obviously nice for virtualized gaming, what about video decode/encode acceleration?

    Is there a way to give a #Linux guest access to the host #GPU's video codec acceleration without GPU passthrough?

    Just like it's possible to pass /dev/dri into a container, can I do a similar thing with a #QEMU / #KVM virtual machine?

    #libvirt #virtualization #HWAccel #VideoEncoding #VirtIO #VirtIOGPU #VirGL

  10. So … while this is obviously nice for virtualized gaming, what about video decode/encode acceleration?

    Is there a way to give a #Linux guest access to the host #GPU's video codec acceleration without GPU passthrough?

    Just like it's possible to pass /dev/dri into a container, can I do a similar thing with a #QEMU / #KVM virtual machine?

    #libvirt #virtualization #HWAccel #VideoEncoding #VirtIO #VirtIOGPU #VirGL

  11. Notes on Setting up Xrdp PulseAudio on Fedora Silverblue

    I’ve been playing with Bazzite inside Proxmox, and that led me to try and set up xrdp with glamor and pulseaudio on a new, headless Fedora Silverblue VM that I intend to use as a ML sandbox.(...)

    #xrdp #notes #pulseaudiomodulexrdp #pulseaudio #proxmox #rpmostree #virgl #virtio #rpmbuild #fedora #silverblue

    taoofmac.com/space/notes/2024/

  12. Notes on Setting up Xrdp PulseAudio on Fedora Silverblue

    I’ve been playing with Bazzite inside Proxmox, and that led me to try and set up xrdp with glamor and pulseaudio on a new, headless Fedora Silverblue VM that I intend to use as a ML sandbox.(...)

    #xrdp #notes #pulseaudiomodulexrdp #pulseaudio #proxmox #rpmostree #virgl #virtio #rpmbuild #fedora #silverblue

    taoofmac.com/space/notes/2024/

  13. Notes on Setting up Xrdp PulseAudio on Fedora Silverblue

    I’ve been playing with Bazzite inside Proxmox, and that led me to try and set up xrdp with glamor and pulseaudio on a new, headless Fedora Silverblue VM that I intend to use as a ML sandbox.(...)

    #xrdp #notes #pulseaudiomodulexrdp #pulseaudio #proxmox #rpmostree #virgl #virtio #rpmbuild #fedora #silverblue

    taoofmac.com/space/notes/2024/

  14. Notes on Setting up Xrdp PulseAudio on Fedora Silverblue

    I’ve been playing with Bazzite inside Proxmox, and that led me to try and set up xrdp with glamor and pulseaudio on a new, headless Fedora Silverblue VM that I intend to use as a ML sandbox.(...)

    #xrdp #notes #pulseaudiomodulexrdp #pulseaudio #proxmox #rpmostree #virgl #virtio #rpmbuild #fedora #silverblue

    taoofmac.com/space/notes/2024/

  15. Notes on Setting up Xrdp PulseAudio on Fedora Silverblue

    I’ve been playing with Bazzite inside Proxmox, and that led me to try and set up xrdp with glamor and pulseaudio on a new, headless Fedora Silverblue VM that I intend to use as a ML sandbox.(...)

    #xrdp #notes #pulseaudiomodulexrdp #pulseaudio #proxmox #rpmostree #virgl #virtio #rpmbuild #fedora #silverblue

    taoofmac.com/space/notes/2024/

  16. Sooo, does support routing the video output of a to a monitor on the same machine? Or is it only to use a in the vm? I may have my understanding wrong. All I want to do is get to share it's video card (whichever I have two) with a VM so I can use it on a real screen. If I told you how many hours I spent on this already... 😢

  17. Sooo, does #VirGL support routing the video output of a #vm to a monitor on the same machine? Or is it only to use a #gpu in the vm? I may have my understanding wrong. All I want to do is get #Proxmox to share it's video card (whichever I have two) with a VM so I can use it on a real screen. If I told you how many hours I spent on this already... 😢

  18. Sooo, does #VirGL support routing the video output of a #vm to a monitor on the same machine? Or is it only to use a #gpu in the vm? I may have my understanding wrong. All I want to do is get #Proxmox to share it's video card (whichever I have two) with a VM so I can use it on a real screen. If I told you how many hours I spent on this already... 😢

  19. Sooo, does #VirGL support routing the video output of a #vm to a monitor on the same machine? Or is it only to use a #gpu in the vm? I may have my understanding wrong. All I want to do is get #Proxmox to share it's video card (whichever I have two) with a VM so I can use it on a real screen. If I told you how many hours I spent on this already... 😢

  20. So, it appears that virgl acceleration with virt-manager is broken on hosts running X11. But my favorite Desktop Manager doesn't come in Wayland flavor! #X11 #Wayland #virgl #virtio

  21. So, it appears that virgl acceleration with virt-manager is broken on hosts running X11. But my favorite Desktop Manager doesn't come in Wayland flavor! #X11 #Wayland #virgl #virtio

  22. @Linux_Is_Best @nekothegamer @BrianAllred

    Not sure what your screen size limits are but I think that #virgl can output up to 4k. However it looks like only some VM's have out of box support for hardware acceleration (Fedora had it, but Ubuntu doesn't seem to have it). You could probably get it going by installing the right guest drivers though

    Drag and drop works out of the box for me. It's actually quite beautiful. This is all with the flatpak build which makes it really accessible

  23. @Linux_Is_Best @nekothegamer @BrianAllred

    Not sure what your screen size limits are but I think that #virgl can output up to 4k. However it looks like only some VM's have out of box support for hardware acceleration (Fedora had it, but Ubuntu doesn't seem to have it). You could probably get it going by installing the right guest drivers though

    Drag and drop works out of the box for me. It's actually quite beautiful. This is all with the flatpak build which makes it really accessible

  24. @Linux_Is_Best @nekothegamer @BrianAllred

    Not sure what your screen size limits are but I think that #virgl can output up to 4k. However it looks like only some VM's have out of box support for hardware acceleration (Fedora had it, but Ubuntu doesn't seem to have it). You could probably get it going by installing the right guest drivers though

    Drag and drop works out of the box for me. It's actually quite beautiful. This is all with the flatpak build which makes it really accessible

  25. @Linux_Is_Best @nekothegamer @BrianAllred

    Not sure what your screen size limits are but I think that #virgl can output up to 4k. However it looks like only some VM's have out of box support for hardware acceleration (Fedora had it, but Ubuntu doesn't seem to have it). You could probably get it going by installing the right guest drivers though

    Drag and drop works out of the box for me. It's actually quite beautiful. This is all with the flatpak build which makes it really accessible

  26. Step by step. First I've work in the continuous integration of and after some time work also in the CI of . Due to the work made and to do, I gained the developer chevron in mesa a few weeks a go. Now it is time to explore the used by . I'll do my best to make it easy to be as upstream as possible

  27. Step by step. First I've work in the continuous integration of #virgl and after some time work also in the CI of #mesa. Due to the work made and to do, I gained the developer chevron in mesa a few weeks a go. Now it is time to explore the #kernel used by #mesa. I'll do my best to make it easy to be as upstream as possible

  28. #Mesa #Virgl Adds Accelerated Video Encoding To Guest VMs

    -- GPU accelerated H.264 & H.265 video encoding within QEMU VMs.

    phoronix.com/news/Virgl-Encode

    Original tweet : twitter.com/phoronix/status/15

  29. #Mesa #Virgl Adds Accelerated Video Encoding To Guest VMs

    -- GPU accelerated H.264 & H.265 video encoding within QEMU VMs.

    phoronix.com/news/Virgl-Encode

    Original tweet : twitter.com/phoronix/status/15

  30. #Mesa #Virgl Adds Accelerated Video Encoding To Guest VMs

    -- GPU accelerated H.264 & H.265 video encoding within QEMU VMs.

    phoronix.com/news/Virgl-Encode

    Original tweet : twitter.com/phoronix/status/15

  31. #Mesa #Virgl Adds Accelerated Video Encoding To Guest VMs

    -- GPU accelerated H.264 & H.265 video encoding within QEMU VMs.

    phoronix.com/news/Virgl-Encode

    Original tweet : twitter.com/phoronix/status/15

  32. Coming up on day 2 of #LinaroConnect, Gert Wollny presents "De-mystifying GFX-virtualization with VirGL"! Join us at 9:00 UTC! connect.linaro.org #LVC21F #Linux #Virtualization #VirGL #OpenGL

  33. Coming up on day 2 of #LinaroConnect, Gert Wollny presents "De-mystifying GFX-virtualization with VirGL"! Join us at 9:00 UTC! connect.linaro.org #LVC21F #Linux #Virtualization #VirGL #OpenGL

  34. And we're off! September's busy conference schedule kicks off next week with Linaro Virtual Connect. Join us as we look at how to master your #PipeWire streams with #WirePlumber and de-mystify GFX virtualization with #VirGL! Registration is free! col.la/lvcf21 #LVC21F

  35. And we're off! September's busy conference schedule kicks off next week with Linaro Virtual Connect. Join us as we look at how to master your #PipeWire streams with #WirePlumber and de-mystify GFX virtualization with #VirGL! Registration is free! col.la/lvcf21 #LVC21F

  36. Collabora has been investing into #Perfetto to enable driver authors and users to get deep insights into driver internals & GPU performance. Here's how we applied this work to study workloads on the virtualized #VirGL implementation. col.la/o3dvg #virglrenderer #opengl

  37. Collabora has been investing into #Perfetto to enable driver authors and users to get deep insights into driver internals & GPU performance. Here's how we applied this work to study workloads on the virtualized #VirGL implementation. col.la/o3dvg #virglrenderer #opengl

  38. Recently, we have been using #Perfetto to successfully profile Apitrace traces in #crosvm through #VirGL renderer. The tools provided by Perfetto can be very effective for profiling virtualised GPU acceleration. Antonio Caggiano explains how: col.la/virglperfetto #virglrenderer #gpu #opengl #opensourcesoftware

  39. Recently, we have been using #Perfetto to successfully profile Apitrace traces in #crosvm through #VirGL renderer. The tools provided by Perfetto can be very effective for profiling virtualised GPU acceleration. Antonio Caggiano explains how: col.la/virglperfetto #virglrenderer #gpu #opengl #opensourcesoftware