what happened to luke's setup video thing?

[Ashleyyyy]

i remember a WAN show where luke said he wanted to run a machine on Linux with a Windows 10 VM that had it's own gpu or something and use one monitor for Linux and one for Windows. 

 

where did that idea go? something like that is actually pretty easy. i did that exact thing yesterday so i can run games on a Linux machine using a Windows VM.

it took me about 6 hours in total to set up, and i've never setup something like this before.

it seems like my pc is doing exactly what luke wants. i have Linux as my host OS, and a Windows VM which has a gpu allocated using pci-e passthrough... 

[TheSLSAMG]

Wasn't that what the collab with Wendell was for? Or did Luke specifically say that he was making a separate video about it?

 

 

[AntiTrust]

that wendell collab was a great video ^

[Ashleyyyy]

22 minutes ago, TheSLSAMG said:

Wasn't that what the collab with Wendell was for? Or did Luke specifically say that he was making a separate video about it?

i can't really remember, that wan show was over a year ago i think. i just suddenly remembered it yesterday when i was setting this stuff up on my system...

 

21 minutes ago, AntiTrust said:

that wendell collab was a great video ^

yep. that video inspired me to do that myself. 

[Rethilgore]

Honestly that wendell video almost convinced me to go Linux instead of Win10 haha

[Ashleyyyy]

46 minutes ago, Rethilgore said:

Honestly that wendell video almost convinced me to go Linux instead of Win10 haha

you can dual-boot. 

[Rethilgore]

On 8/11/2018 at 9:06 AM, firelighter487 said:

you can dual-boot. 

I mean i definitely can but there's no real point  if Win does everything i currently need what would i use a Linux dual boot for

[Spotty]

On 8/11/2018 at 8:20 AM, Rethilgore said:

Honestly that wendell video almost convinced me to go Linux instead of Win10 haha

If you need any more convincing, Steam has launched tools to allow you to play non-linux native Steam games on Linux (basically WINE built in to Steam).
It's a good time to be jumping on that penguin.

[Ashleyyyy]

2 minutes ago, Spotty said:

If you need any more convincing, Steam has launched tools to allow you to play non-linux native Steam games on Linux (basically WINE built in to Steam).
It's a good time to be jumping on that penguin.

which one's and where can i find them? 

 

5 minutes ago, Rethilgore said:

I mean i definitely can but there's no real point  if Win does everything i currently need what would i use a Linux dual boot for

Windows 10 is too buggy for me. it annoys me too much to use as my main OS. 

[Rethilgore]

3 minutes ago, Spotty said:

If you need any more convincing, Steam has launched tools to allow you to play non-linux native Steam games on Linux (basically WINE built in to Steam).
It's a good time to be jumping on that penguin.

i spend like 99% of my time playing Blizzard games. used to run Linux back in the early days of Ubuntu and didnt have many issues back then but i just kinda drifted back to windows for reasons i can't remember now lol (probably Nvidia driver woes back in early days). would probs check it out again but would have be be something annoyed me like crazy to make the jump again (I'm just super lazy now)