mirddes

that's really good news to hear. like im just wanting to pass a GPU and USB controller through to each VM so my machine acts like 5 physical computers; thin clients without the thin clients. ive got a mix of aged PCIe GPUs with atleast a gig or two per card and replacing them with modern hardware at some point would be neat but no hurry; my GPU graveyard keeps on entertaining the kids with their minecraft and coolmathgames, etc.

from installing the virtual machines to passing through pcie GPU/USB cards to telling grub not to assign the root device to hexOS i would very much like deploying multiseat HexOS to be as simple as enumerating my devices and selecting them from a list much like ASTERmultiseat and the various implementations that came before it. and like with proxmox i would very much appreciate being able to have one of the seats be a hackintosh, another linux and the rest windows, without having to jump through any hoops. multiseat is the most affordable way for a family to expand their computing capacity for WFH, homework, gaming, etc. now whilst something like aster or SR-IOV can share a GPU between multiple users, my expectations would be wildly exceeded if this functionality were to be implemented. then linus can do a hexOS / 10 gamers 1 CPU with like 2 graphics cards to show the potential scale of such a mighty solution.