[shmerl]

Is there anything that can run a normal Linux VM guest with good quality graphics acceleration on Windows host (i.e. both full OpenGL and Vulkan support)? Not the gimped half VM over HiperV.

VirtualBox has really broken graphics support, you can only run software rendering Linux DEs that way.

[okanat]

WSL2 already allows you to use your own GPU driver as a paravirtualized GPU over open source Mesa d3d12 driver. You get quite good OpenGL performance with that.

There are projects like this https://github.com/jamesstringer90/Easy-GPU-PV that you can use to setup a Hyper-V machine to use the same paravirtualization.

[shmerl]

> Tere are projects like this https://github.com/jamesstringer90/Easy-GPU-PV that you can use to setup a Hyper-V machine to use the same paravirtualization.

> Automatically Installs Windows to the VM

This seems to be focused on Windows guests. I need this for Linux guests.

May be when Hyper-V will make this usable out of the box for any guests, I'll take a look. And if it's something shareable, may be VirtualBox should pick that up.

[eddythompson80]

You can pass a GPU to the vm if you have more than one. GPU vendors have been gating GPU virtualization for data centers only. Or you can run X on windows like wslg does it.

[shmerl]

I need something similar to what qemu/kvm can do with virgl and venus, i.e. pass through graphics call to the same GPU that's used by the host, not pass whole GPU with SR-IOV or PCIe passthrough. So far I haven't found anything like that which actually works.

I'm not using X, I need a normal KDE Wayland session.