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📐Early GPU Acceleration Progress - Part 3 AutoDesk Fusion working with OpenGL backend. This is really big for CAD folks. AutoDesk plans to remove OpenGL in new versions of Fusion, but I think you can keep using the current one and have it working. #winboat #linux #opengl #CAD

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winboat.appvor 1 Jahr

Thanks @FezzedOne and Boss.sfc for the temporary AutoDesk account!

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Alex Fullervor 1 Jahr

get this running with WDDM2 in the guest and it can re-route vulkan to the host, that should do it

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Rapterron 3D Printingvor 1 Jahr

Following the progress of win boat with huge interest, as having a GPU acceleration in a virtual environment is the last big thing preventing me from a full switch to Linux.

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Bingoovor 1 Jahr

Why would they stop using openGL? What did I miss?

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J-Bugvor 1 Jahr

moving to linux as soon as this is out

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Name cannot be blankvor 1 Jahr

wth is that shadowplay ui ripoff?

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winboat.appvor 1 Jahr

@copenseethen

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Penny Wuvor 1 Jahr

stupid question but can I install it and use it right away? It looks so exciting!

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Floreum Animations 🎨vor 1 Jahr

Looking forward to being able to use Maya, since the Linux version is stuck on X11 as with all their insane license management stuff.

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Davi Oliveiravor 1 Jahr

you guys are rocking!

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Ŧ ๏ ๒ ʏvor 1 Jahr

Isn't it possible to completely kill off any if not 95% of the Linux distro once Windboat is launched where that 95% of power from CPU and GPU is spent dedicated to Windboat (VM?) making it more effective or is that how it works kinda already

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winboat.appvor 1 Jahr

is... that not what single gpu passthrough vms are??

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Cryptic_OSvor 1 Jahr

@ooooooooooo39 Creo que se refiere a algo así como que Linux se apague para que los recursos que usa pasen directamente a winboat... Usa chatgpt para traducir si así lo deseas xD.

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Ŧ ๏ ๒ ʏvor 1 Jahr

@jarsym96 @winboat_app Yes this. Like it's on some extreme standby mode so the most critical parts runs but most dedication is on VM. But if this is how it works already then i really don't understand any of it at all xD. In my mind if 90% of the power is on VM then it should run smoothly.

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Kadse Delta_VIIvor 1 Jahr

I'd also love to see at least an option for GPU passthrough

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Mario Nuevovor 1 Jahr

Just use onshape instead. It runs in a browser 😬

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arceusvor 1 Jahr

mfw waiting for to work properly

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MrDeunvor 1 Jahr

Will GTA Online work with this?

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NumNumvor 1 Jahr

Is there a way to expose ports? I want to used altstore on this but it seems refresh over wifi needs the port exposed

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Allan K. Koech, HSCvor 1 Jahr

Beautiful! Just finished setting up Fusion 360 on Winboat yesterday and was worried about performance lag with no GPU provision. This would be a great addition to Winbot and Linux, a great win!

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Xaiavor 1 Jahr

Let's make Zbrush work like a charm

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Kawasaki Soldier 🇩🇪 🇺🇦 🇮🇱 #NAFOvor 1 Jahr

That's great. I can't get the wine version to work reliable. This seems to be better, even without full GPU support. Is there an ETA for this update?

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winboat.appvor 1 Jahr

No ETA at the moment, unfortunately.

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andrwvor 1 Jahr

i still can’t open a single app without waiting for like 5 minutes, any clue on why?

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xpengvor 10 Monaten

That's a huge progress, since I need the Adobe program and 3dsMax for my university, I only stayed 1 month on Arch. If this goes to stable release, I think I'm going to recover my full disk backup of Arch back hehe.

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moises ricardezvor 8 Monaten

como instalo a aceleracion grafica para autocad o ya viene por defecto los drivers ?

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Francesco Ventura - Ace 🇪🇺vor 1 Jahr

New thing omarchy will be bragging about!

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Robertovor 1 Jahr

Using (can't properly use) Autodesk Fusion is exactly what bothers me most when i am using my Linux laptop. Def testing this today :)

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