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    Phoronix: QEMU 3.1 Begins Its Release Dance With 3.1.0-RC0

    The initial release candidate of the upcoming QEMU 3.1 is now available for this important piece of the open-source Linux virtualization stack...

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  • #2
    Hopefully Debian unstable / testing will get it. It didn't even get 3.0 yet.

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    • #3
      Not only Debian did not get QEMU 3.0, there's even no LXC 3.0 at all, so I had to stay in Ubuntu to get the latest packages in Ubuntu Server 18.04. Well, so much for Debian's so-called "rolling release."

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      • #4
        Does it support accelerated 3D for Windows and OSX guests? What CPU needed? I Need to test 3d apps, thanks.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by mike456 View Post
          Does it support accelerated 3D for Windows and OSX guests? What CPU needed? I Need to test 3d apps, thanks.
          From what I am aware of, there isn't really a vendor agnostic solution that works on either a Windows or OSX guest.

          If you have the right Intel CPU, you can use GVT-g. However, it is only supported for Windows guests.

          Otherwise, you are probably going to have to pass through a physical GPU instead.

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