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mathiashueber.com
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| | | | | Beginner friendly guide, on setting up a windows virtual machine for gaming, using VFIO GPU passthrough on Ubuntu 18.04 (including AMD Ryzen hardware selection) | |
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www.codefraction.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] A detailed technical guide demonstrating how to run Windows 10 in a virtual machine on Pop!_OS using GPU passthrough with QEMU and virt-manager. | |
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ounapuu.ee
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| | | | | I like Fedora Linux. It's the Linux distro that stopped my habit of distro-hopping. Big deal? Ooh, big deal! It's stable in day-to-day use, ships with up-to-date software, and the software selection is adequate out of the box. It also ships with a fresh Linux kernel version1, resulting in a good experience even on modern hardware. I've been happily using it for about 4 years at this point, both on personal and work computers. | |
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jreypo.io
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| | | Welcome to the third post of my series about OpenStack. In the [first]{(% post_url 2014-04-29-deploying-openstack-with-kvm-and-vmware-nsx-part-1-nsx-overview-and-initial-setup %}) and second posts we saw in detail how to prepare the basic network infrastructure of our future OpenStack cloud using VMware NSX. In this third one we are going to install and configure the KVM compute host and the shared storage of the lab. | ||
