| (I haven't used LG, so these are general VFIO considerations). I mantain a guide for setting up VFIO (https://github.com/saveriomiroddi/vga-passthrough), which I frequently use. My conclusion is: for machines that are compatible with it, VFIO works very well. The technology itself is stable, so working on photoshop/game development etc. (from a technological perspective, there's no distinction between the two tasks) is not distinguishable from working on native. I had VFIO on 4 machines I think, and one had problems which I couldn't solve, while the others worked well. When used with QEMU, it requires some system settings and QEMU flags etc., so it's a bit annoying, but it's straightforward and documented process. To put it in another way: if one wants to use VFIO seriously, it's best using hardware known to work well, rather trying to cram VFIO on a not very compatible system. And also: one needs to be pratical. A USB soundcard solves countless hours of attempts to use the host's Pulseaudio system (meh). |