[xubuntu-users] virtual machine
linux.rog at gmail.com
linux.rog at gmail.com
Fri May 31 03:20:42 UTC 2019
Hans,
One more consideration. Graphic intensive software may run slower on a virtual machine, particularly if you have a high speed graphics card. Because, as I understand, VMs emulate graphics and may not be able to access the accelerator on a graphics card. That's why I stopped using a VM for Photoshop
If you are in need of both Windows and Linux software to operate on the same data / files, you can create a fat32 partition and pout them there.
-- Roger Broseus
Pls excuse auto-correction induzed tiepos.
-----Original Message-----
From: hans Schneidhofer <mei-mail at posteo.de>
To: Xubuntu Support and User Discussions <xubuntu-users at lists.ubuntu.com>
Sent: Thu, 30 May 2019 6:14 PM
Subject: [xubuntu-users] virtual machine
hi Roger hi list,
my intension here is to install a furthermore xubuntu. The reason why,
is on the actually machine normally I am using graphic-software like
gimp, blender, inkscape and a lot more.
On the planned 2nd machine I want to have mathematical Software - from
freecad to FEM, octave and such things. In some cases my "endproducts"
overlaps.
This results in programs like 3D-Scans, rebuilding such 3d-Pointclouds
to an Environment with houses, which have to build, also rebuildings
from Photos, sometimes old Photos and so on.
Another Case is, that freecad "can" render, but with blender I got more
photorealistics.
And again and again things have to be calculated or recalculated.
Which VM should I choose for my Xubuntu 18.04 lts-machine ? I doesn't
have enough experience with VM's and xubuntu - I never used one of
them.
And - so I wrote before, it is only for bridging from now to autum.
An ideal solution in my eyes would be, to install such a virtual
machine on an extra SSD, and after getting the newone machine, I could
use this extra-SSD for that new machine as my new System-SSD.
But I think, this is only a wishful thinking :-) is'nt it ?
bye hans
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