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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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

One Open-source Project Daily

Quickly create and run optimised Windows, macOS and Linux virtual machines

https://github.com/quickemu-project/quickemu

#1ospd #opensource #efi #hackintosh #hacktoberfest #kvm #linux #macos #qemu #spice #tpm #virgl #virglrenderer #virtio #virtualization #windows

One Open-source Project Daily

Quickly create and run optimised Windows, macOS and Linux virtual machines

https://github.com/quickemu-project/quickemu

#1ospd #opensource #efi #hackintosh #hacktoberfest #kvm #linux #macos #qemu #spice #tpm #virgl #virglrenderer #virtio #virtualization #windows

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

https://taoofmac.com/space/notes/2024/01/23/2230

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. https://col.la/o3dvg #virglrenderer #opengl

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: https://col.la/virglperfetto #virglrenderer #gpu #opengl #opensourcesoftware