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GeForce Now on Linux

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Currently GeForce Now only works on Windows and macOS has anyone found out how to run it on Linux? If no does anyone know where to start looking to make it work?

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According to this, they got the program running but it was unable to test their network. It might work is you've got GPU pass through in a Windows VM set up.

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1 hour ago, 2FA said:

According to this, they got the program running but it was unable to test their network. It might work is you've got GPU pass through in a Windows VM set up.

Hmm it's possible then, if he got it to load up at least then I think I could get it to work. Thanks.

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