The comment I’m replying to mentioned other OSs and non gaming functions. For those purposes Virtio requires almost no configuration to work with acceleration and works more than well enough.

That said, vietio drivers do in fact exist for windows.

https://github.com/SVTA-OP/Virgl-3D-Driver-Win11

https://docs.mesa3d.org/drivers/venus.html

Virtio works jisy fine.

You can even use SecureBoot and TPM in a VM ;) OVMF EDK2 fully supports both ;)

SecureBoot is fine, sucks that vendors won’t add distro keys but you can do that yourself, or use the shim.

I don’t know which distro you’re using, but in Fedora and Debian it’s pretty easy to install the signed version of grub and the signed shime and get full secure boot in Linux. No setup needed.

Theses days I use Waypipe and WPRS

I want to say that you might be confusing distro and Desktop Environment. In most base distributions (Arch, Debian, Fedora, etc) you can install any DE you want…

Some good advice already. I’d say also try booting on a live image of Debian testing (the live image has all the non free firmwares and testing should be near latest release of everything), see if you can reproduce the bug there. If you can a hardware issue is certainly very likely (maybe a poorly seated RAM).

It’s a nice place to put System-Monitor and fréon extensions

https://github.com/microg/GmsCore

No this is Google trying to avoid an anti trust lawsuit as they remove sideloading.

If you want to parse in the console you need to setup the xterm console, or use spice viewer

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Epiphany browser works well on phones

Isn’t that tool freaking nifty? I love ncdu. BTW the -x flag is useful to make sure you stay on the same file system (useful if you have network shares, extra disks, and to avoid digging stuff like /proc and /sys)

If you have enough room to install the ncdu command, it’s super helpful!

Only ass. Obviously. What else would you do with it?

And yet, I do manage to snag some really rare stuff with enough patience.

Lol, I have a whole ass Data Center in my basement ;)

I’ve had torrents take years.

There’s also team blue now, the ARC CPUs are really cheap for the performance and Linux drivers are good (or at least they were, apparently they fired the person who was in charge of those, we’ll see what the future brings us)