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Hello,
I want to migrate to Linux (Linux Mint) from Windows yet I have 2 programs I still want to able to run:
1. Adobe Photoshop CC (Latest version available).
2. Visual Studio.
For Photoshop, one is better have GPU Acceleration to have good performance.
It seems the best way to do so is using Virtual Machine.
Yet while Parallels for macOS enables GPU Acceleration out of the box and the experience is like having Windows running natively it seems one have to do miracles to have it in Linux.
Am I wrong about that?
Is there smooth out of the box solution without editing files, hacking the OS, etc...
Thank You.
I want to migrate to Linux (Linux Mint) from Windows yet I have 2 programs I still want to able to run:
1. Adobe Photoshop CC (Latest version available).
2. Visual Studio.
For Photoshop, one is better have GPU Acceleration to have good performance.
It seems the best way to do so is using Virtual Machine.
Yet while Parallels for macOS enables GPU Acceleration out of the box and the experience is like having Windows running natively it seems one have to do miracles to have it in Linux.
Am I wrong about that?
Is there smooth out of the box solution without editing files, hacking the OS, etc...
Thank You.
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