Aegelward

I've been looking into Rainway but just can't shake that there is a catch somewhere. Especially as they have a lot of VC money, though I've not seen any plans or announcements for paid versions.

I'd be curious to see something with Linus and some of the other staff at LTT trying to be Linux exclusive for say, a mont, And while there's plenty of similar content on Youtube nobody quite as mainstream as Linus has done it and perhaps he'd have a more relatable take on it.

I've felt this is the way that home computing is going to go for a while, though I think Linus's solution is a bit out of reach for most home users. I'd love to see a "budget" version of this concept but accomplished with a bit more off the shelf hardware, Maybe a higher end Ryzen, or Threadripper instead of Epyc, and maybe the clients could be say, NUCs or some other very small form factor PC that's accessing the server via VNC over gigabit or perhaps having each client as a stand alone computer with game streaming done over Steam/Nvidia/Radeon link. I've been planning something like that for my own setup for a while. I'd like to know more about the management of the VMs though, for example being able to shut down the assigned cores when a client is out of use to make the idle power usage exceptionally low.

The Pinebook Pro looks kind of interesting, though they are still essentially hot gluing one of their SBC boards into a laptop chassis, Hopefully they'll do a more dedicated laptop board with m.2 and SODIMMs on it.

I'd love to see how bare minimum the host OS can be, if i can do this on say a Ryzen 2400G with most of the resources dedicated to MacOS it'd be a really nice project.